The world seems to be a better place, now that we have the second season of Sweet Magnolias up for streaming on Netflix. Revolving around the theme of perseverance and also flaunting a cast of absolutely splendid women who just make you fall for them, the show is also a great source of inspiration and memorable dialogues. Hence, today, we will look at some of the best quotes from Netflix’s Sweet Magnolias.

Even though there are a plethora of quotes that are just way too good to leave out, we have picked a select few that we believe define the show the best. Some of them are funny, some are emotional, some are inspiring, but all of them are memorable. With no further ado, let us dive into the town of Serendipity and give you the best this town offers.

Most memorable quotes from Sweet Magnolias

“It’s wetter than a submarine with screen doors.” – Dana Sue Sullivan

“I’m holding it together by duct tape and happy thoughts, and I’m near out of both.” -Maddie Townsend

“Sometimes, if we treat people as if they’re good, it challenges them to be good.” – Helen Decatur

“We got enough storm clouds out there. Don’t need you being one too.” – Maddie Townsend

“I truly, truly believe that there is not a problem in this world that cannot be solved by having a drink and a talk with the two of you.” – Helen Decatur

This brief exchange between Helen and Maddie-

Helen: “Do the storms ever stop?”

Maddie: “No, but neither do the rainbows.”

“While you’re busy hanging price tags, Bill Townsend, keep in mind that you aren’t worth the skin God spent to wrap your bones in. You best pray he doesn’t regret his investment in you as much as I regret mine.” -Maddie Townsend

“Since he’s making bad decisions, maybe he’s not the one who should be telling me how to do better.” – Tyler ’Ty’ Townsend

“Why can’t our kids use words instead of symbols like they’re Neanderthals painting on a cave wall?” – Dana Sue Sullivan

“I’m tired of building something so a man can kick it down.” – Dana Sue Sullivan

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