I Always Seem To Have A Vague

What We Call Progress Is The Exchange Of One Nuisance For Another Nuisance.

It Is Only The Great Men Who Are Truly Obscene. If They Had Not Dared To Be Obscene, They Could Never Have Dared To Be Great.

If Men And Women Are To Understand Each Other, To Enter Into Each Other's Nature With Mutual Sympathy, And To Become Capable Of Genuine Comradeship, The Foundation Must Be Laid In Youth.

All Arguments Are Meaningless Until We Gain Personal Experience. One Must Win One's Own Place In The Spiritual World Painfully And Alone. There Is No Other Way Of Salvation. The Promised Land Always Lies On The Other Side Of A Wilderness.

The Husband - By Primitive Instinct Partly, Certainly By Ancient Tradition - Regards Himself As The Active Partner In Matters Of Love And His Own Pleasure As Legitimately The Prime Motive For Activity.