Women Live Lives Of Continual Apology. They

Women Who Were Housewives, Who Were Pretty Miserable ... Felt Inspired By Her Book And Their Life Changed. They Didn't Become Megastars, But They Became A Librarian Or Something. I've Heard Women Say Again And Again When The Subject Of Germaine Comes Up: 'well, Her Book Changed My Life For The Better.' And They'll Be Modest Women Living Pretty Ordinary Lives, But Better Lives.

There Are Poems About The Internet And About The Shipping Forecast But Very Few By Women Celebrating Men.

Unless The Concepts Of Work And Play And Reward For Work Change Absolutely, Women Must Continue To Provide Cheap Labor, And Even More, Free Labor Exacted Of Right By An Employer Possessed Of A Contract For Life, Made Out In His Favor.

The Real Theater Of The Sex War Is The Domestic Hearth.

Status Ought Not To Be Measured By A Woman's Ability To Attract And Snare A Man.