Boys, men," she said. "They're all the same. They think that this thing is something special and they're all so proud of it. They do not know how ridiculous it is.
The quote reflects a woman's perspective on boys and men, expressing her belief that they share a common viewpoint about their masculinity. She implies that they carry an inflated sense of pride regarding their identity and accomplishments, which she finds amusingly misguided.
This observation highlights a broader commentary on gender dynamics, where she perceives men as lacking self-awareness. Despite their confidence, she suggests that their attitudes can come across as naive or foolish, indicating a disconnect between their self-image and reality.
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