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| so:text | Yet it must be acknowledged that there is a fundamental difference between the sexual impulse in men and women. Her need is for a lover, a protector, a father for her children. His desire is for mastery, conquest, to be allowed to use her body for his own satisfaction. He feels like a bee, burying itself in a flower, apparently doing nothing for the flower but taking its sweetness. If he loves her, then his desire is mixed with a kind of pity. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Colin_Wilson |
| so:description | L'amour: The Ways of Love (1970) (en) |
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