“I don’t care who sees me naked. I do care who sees me crying.”
From The Night Manager – a line I love.
All my creative pursuits.
All my creative pursuits.
“I don’t care who sees me naked. I do care who sees me crying.”
Meg Sorick, Author/Artist 
NIce line Meg
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Isn’t it simple but meaningful? I love it.
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Me too
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How true is that!?! 😃
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Right?!?
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Naked is just skin, big deal. Raw emotion? Much more vulnerable and exposed. Great line. 😃
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That’s exactly it. I love this line!
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Says a lot in just a few words, that’s for sure.
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The proof is in the proverbial pudding. 😉
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Haha! I look just like Jed Marshall! 😜 and now I want pudding. Thanks a lot!
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Did u come up with this? It really resonates. Nice one Meg!
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No I can’t take credit! The character Jed Marshall says that line when someone walks in on her naked and crying. He apologizes for seeing her naked and she responds with that line. I just love it. It speaks volumes.
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Crying always seems more intimate or something like that.
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Yes, exactly. Exposing your emotions is far more intimate. Thanks, Tony.
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Great line!
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So few words, such great meaning!
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When this came up on my email, I thought it was going to be an excuse for some Hiddleston nudity… I apologise for misjudging you!
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Ha! That is not outside the realm of possibility! 😈
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And that thought’s stuck in your mind now! 🙂
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Yeah I didn’t hope to accomplish much today anyway! 😜
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Haha! 😀
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Oh! So true! And I loved this show!
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I know! Me, too! So suspenseful! Thanks, Mari!
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It’s true – very few want to see me naked lol
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Oh, stop! Silly man! 😉
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Just being silly lol
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😃
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Very, very TRUE
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YES!
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Deep. Crying is laying the soul bare.
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Yes, exactly!
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What a powerful line!
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Yes! Speaks volumes!
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Great line!
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Yes!
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Beware! Someone might be tempted to fire up the purple prose-inator and offer up the poetry-leaning blend ‘naked tears’, which, depending on your degree of liking or not for such extravagances, is likely to leave the unsuspecting reader with a prolonged case of the groans or on the other hand guarantee there’s not a dry eye in the house.
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Oh no… Naked and crying was how the night manager found Jed. He apologized for seeing her body but she really minded him seeing her soul.
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Cool line bearing a lot of meaning. And yet I must care about both. “Punjabi men don’t cry,” is what I’ve heard since my childhood, and if were seen crying, I’d be ousted out of the community. “A Punjabi Lion crying? He must be an impostor!” they’d shout and tell me that I wasn’t worthy of being a Punjabi. And if I went naked, I’d be arrested for indecent exposure – and then I’d have to plead mental instability.
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That is difficult! Keep your clothes on Anand and no sniffling! 😃
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It’s a great line, and I thought The Night Manager was a brilliant series. Actors – sensational.
The line was perfect for the role of the gorgeous “girlfriend” of Hugh Laurie. So we must credit the writers!
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Yes! And Jed was subtly more complex as the story progressed. Protective of the little boy, reminiscent of the child she left behind… Such a great show!
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I wish they’d make another one like it. Perhaps with the same actors, who were incredible.
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That would be great!
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Great quote. Was a quality to show. She was so elegant in the role too.
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I loved the show. Jed was tremendous. A subtle strength
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This quote says so much with so little.
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Doesn’t it though? Exposing our innermost feelings is so much more intimate than exposing our flesh.
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Oh yes I’d say so.
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