02-05-2013, 04:14 AM
You take out the parts that lament the loss of the woman's burning religious and artistic creativity?
Rather than the fearful position of accepting her higher needs, she simply goes back to the same old stale "female role".
And she deserves to be challenged and provoked. Fervently.
Then there's the problem of love.
The higher and deeper needs.
Rather than the fearful position of accepting her higher needs, she simply goes back to the same old stale "female role".
And she deserves to be challenged and provoked. Fervently.
Then there's the problem of love.
The higher and deeper needs.