“The caretaking has to be done. "Somebody's got to be the mommy." Individually, we underestimate this need, and as a society we make inadequate provision for it. Women take up the slack, making the need invisible as we step in to fill it.”
This book explores the complexities of life and the journey towards self-actualization, offering insights into the human experience and the search for meaning. more
Mary Catherine Bateson is an American writer renowned for her research on culture, society, and anthropology. Born on December 8, 1939, she is the daughter of Claude L. Bateson, a prominent sociologist. Her work often explores complex social phenomena, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches and creative thinking. more
“The Lady has always moved to the next town and you stumble on after Her.”
“My love's manners in bed are not to be discussed by me”
“Comes the time when it's later and onto your table the headwaiter puts the bill”