“Dear Dick, I'm not sure I still want to fuck you. At least, not in the same way. Sylvère keeps talking about us disturbing your "fragility", but I'm not sure that I agree. There's nothing so remarkable in one more woman adoring you. It's a "problem" you're confronting all the time. I'm just a particularly annoying one, one who refuses to behave... And yet I feel this tenderness towards you, after all we've been through.”
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“The cruelty of men had infected the land, and sea only swept in sharp waves to the shores.”
“Humiliating for my freedom ...... will not never be been something that gets used to it!”
“On Love - Men love women for their virtues. Women love men in spite of their flaws.”