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Jill Soloway Quotes

Total quotes: 10
“I couldn’t do it. My God, I had no idea it was going to be so hard.”
— Maura Pfefferman, Transparent, Season 1: Pilot
Tagged: Coming out, hard, Challenging, Couldn't do it
“Boy, it is so hard when someone sees something you do not want them to see.”
— Mort Pfefferman, Transparent, Season 1: Pilot
Tagged: hard, seeing, believing, Understanding
“Josh wants to see it in your eyes that you love him. You never met anyone like him before.”
— Syd Feldman, Transparent, Season 1: Why Do We Cover the Mirrors?
Tagged: Eyes, love him, crazy
“Because my beautiful girl, you cannot do anything. You know you have so much more to say now than when I was writing your checks.”
— Maura Pfefferman, Transparent, Season 1: Why Do We Cover the Mirrors?
Tagged: Beautiful, Girl, Talkative, checks, Money
“Out of all my kids, you’re the one. You can see me most clearly. It’s probably because we share the depressive gene.”
— Mort Pfefferman, Transparent, Season 1: Pilot
Tagged: kids, clearly, share, depressive gene
“Love isn't something you feel, it's something you do. If the person you're with doesn't want it, do yourself a favor and save it for someone who does.”
— Nate Fisher, Six Feet Under, Season 5: The Rainbow of Her Reasons
Tagged: Love, Feeling, Action, favor
“Where is the mustard? There is not enough mustard out there.”
— Shelly Pfefferman, Transparent, Season 1: Why Do We Cover the Mirrors?
Tagged: Mustard, Not Enough, Lacking, Flavor
“Anita: [about Russell] I could have sworn he was gay. He's knitting!

Claire: Haven't you noticed a lot of straight guys knit these days? It's like a macho thing. Like, ‘I’m so straight I can even knit!’”
— Claire Fisher, Six Feet Under, Season 4: Parallel Play
Tagged: straight, gay, macho, Knitting
“My whole life I have been dressing up as a man. This is me.”
— Maura Pfefferman, Transparent, Season 1: The Letting Go
Tagged: Man, Life, Lies, dressing up
“Keep telling your truth over and over again. Keep an eye out for the voice that says, ‘You’re not good enough!’ That comes from growing up as an object in a patriarchy, from the moment when we’re sexual and we’re looked at as something for men to use. We’re fighting just to be humans, to be the ‘the’ instead of the ‘that!’”
— Jill Soloway, Sexual Assault and Battles Beyond: Inside Grlcvlt’s Secret Feminist Club
Tagged: Feminsim, Truth
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