"Women have fantastic intuition. I think they come more naturally to grace; tenderness and affection are considered feminine qualities. It's important for men to learn from women those characteristics that don't come as naturally to us. I think my father was raised in a time when those things were taught to be signs of weakness; that is, if you were sensitive and aware in a different way from just the macho version. It's wonderful that that's changing."
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Val Kilmer, "(Man)ifesto: Val Kilmer on Compassion—and Kissing Angelina Jolie" by Kristin Coronado, ' (December 2004), p. 30.
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