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>"Femaleness" in the book is described as a state of self-sacrifice to make room for the desire of others.[2]
Why would you willingly bring this upon yourself?
I mean, sometimes making room for the desire of others and putting aside your own desire is the appropriate thing when you are taking too much. But it's the opposite of the appropriate thing if other people are taking or would take too much from you. It's a balance, like all things.
I don't understand trans women like her at all.
It also makes no sense and is pretty sexist to define the word "female" as meaning "submissive" when we already have a word for that.
>"Femaleness" in the book is described as a state of self-sacrifice to make room for the desire of others.[2]
Why would you willingly bring this upon yourself?
I mean, sometimes making room for the desire of others and putting aside your own desire is the appropriate thing when you are taking too much. But it's the opposite of the appropriate thing if other people are taking or would take too much from you. It's a balance, like all things.
I don't understand trans women like her at all.
It also makes no sense and is pretty sexist to define the word "female" as meaning "submissive" when we already have a word for that.
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