Three Things
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She onlybecomes so under certain conditions. Fidelity, then, is, so to speak, a natural state for woman, and she has not to fight against anyfundamental instinct of her sex in order to preserve it--she has onlyto resist perverted desire, which is an exotic growth, the outcome ofcivilisation. Thus fidelity is much harder for man, who, to succeed inbeing faithful, is obliged to dominate a natural instinct, which is afar more difficult thing to do than to fight against an exotic desire;because all... natural things are governed by inexorable and eternallaws, and are not at the mercy of circumstance. Thus the naturalinstinct of man is at work all the time in continuous activity--andthe exotic desire of woman is intermittent, and the result ofcircumstance.
Of course, all this has been said before by every serious thinker, andI am only reiterating these facts because the general readers may haveforgotten them, and I must bring them to their recollection to makethe rest of our discussion upon marriage clear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She onlybecomes so under certain conditions. Fidelity, then, is, so to speak, a natural state for woman, and she has not to fight against anyfundamental instinct of her sex in order to preserve it--she has onlyto resist perverted desire, which is an exotic growth, the outcome ofcivilisation. Thus fidelity is much harder for man, who, to succeed inbeing faithful, is obliged to dominate a natural instinct, which is afar more difficult thing to do than to fight against an exotic desire;because all... natural things are governed by inexorable and eternallaws, and are not at the mercy of circumstance. Thus the naturalinstinct of man is at work all the time in continuous activity--andthe exotic desire of woman is intermittent, and the result ofcircumstance.
Of course, all this has been said before by every serious thinker, andI am only reiterating these facts because the general readers may haveforgotten them, and I must bring them to their recollection to makethe rest of our discussion upon marriage clear.
What to read after Three Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glyn Elinor to read onlineMoreLess
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