I will tell you a thing about women. They are superior to men in this, that they have an unfeigned, objective, candid admiration for good looks in other women – a real pleasure in their beauty. Yours
In the novel "Post Captain" by Patrick O'Brian, the author explores the dynamics of admiration among women, particularly emphasizing their genuine appreciation for beauty in one another. This perspective highlights a distinct quality of women, suggesting that they possess an authentic and candid ability to admire the looks of others without envy or competition.
The observation sheds light on the supportive nature of women's relationships, contrasting them with the competitive tendencies often found among men. This admirable trait indicates that women can celebrate each other's beauty, fostering a sense of camaraderie and validation, which is a notable aspect of their interactions.
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