The Miser: Frosine

The Miser - Act ii Scene v- Moliere
Frosine:

Young men are not worthy of a woman's love.
They're nothing but pretentious bumpkins
who strut about with woefully exaggeration notions of their irresistibility.
How could such young fops be classified as men?
How any woman could derive pleasure from such company,
I am at a loss to explain.
They are either mad or devoid of common sense.
How could a woman seek any form of attachment with such base creatures?