Mere Man
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Almost all the littleness, and pettiness, and spitefulness, which are so freely quoted against women, and in many cases rightly so, are the result of thwarted and perverted maternal instinct, and most of the prurient literature of the day owes its origin to the same perverted source. Call it sexual desire if you like, and laugh at the old maid if you will, but she is an incomplete entity, by reason of man's decree ; the fact of her withered womanhood is a tragedy, and it seems actually funny to... the crude brutality 95 Mere Man of man (women we are told are deficient in a sense of humour) that countless num- bers of the weaker sex, the objects of man's * chivalry/ should fade and languish in the unnatural environment to which he has condemned her. Each sex has a right to the moderate satisfaction of his, or her, senses, during the period of youth, and under conditions that are not harmful to the com- munity, and woman should now claim her right as well as man.
Nothing is more cruel, and less chivalrous, than the gibe * old woman, ' as a term of opprobrium, yet it is used everywhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Almost all the littleness, and pettiness, and spitefulness, which are so freely quoted against women, and in many cases rightly so, are the result of thwarted and perverted maternal instinct, and most of the prurient literature of the day owes its origin to the same perverted source. Call it sexual desire if you like, and laugh at the old maid if you will, but she is an incomplete entity, by reason of man's decree ; the fact of her withered womanhood is a tragedy, and it seems actually funny to... the crude brutality 95 Mere Man of man (women we are told are deficient in a sense of humour) that countless num- bers of the weaker sex, the objects of man's * chivalry/ should fade and languish in the unnatural environment to which he has condemned her. Each sex has a right to the moderate satisfaction of his, or her, senses, during the period of youth, and under conditions that are not harmful to the com- munity, and woman should now claim her right as well as man.
Nothing is more cruel, and less chivalrous, than the gibe * old woman, ' as a term of opprobrium, yet it is used everywhere.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Dalham to read onlineMoreLess
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