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{{Quote|Woman is merely the result of this affirmation; she is sexuality itself. Woman's existence is dependent on man; when man, as man, in contradistinction to woman, is sexual, he is giving woman form, calling her into existence. Therefore woman's one object must be to keep man sexual.}} | {{Quote|Woman is merely the result of this affirmation; she is sexuality itself. Woman's existence is dependent on man; when man, as man, in contradistinction to woman, is sexual, he is giving woman form, calling her into existence. Therefore woman's one object must be to keep man sexual.}} | ||
{{Quote| The Chinese from time immemorial have denied that women possess an eternal soul. If a Chinaman is asked how many children he has, he counts only the boys, and will say none if he has only daughters. Mahomet excluded women from paradise for the same reason.}} | {{Quote| The Chinese from time immemorial have denied that women possess an eternal soul. If a Chinaman is asked how many children he has, he counts only the boys, and will say none if he has only daughters. Mahomet excluded women from paradise for the same reason.}} | ||
{{Quote|The widespread honoring of the motherly woman, the type that is upheld as the one and only possible for women, is accordingly quite unjustified. Although most men are certain that women can have her consummation in motherhood, I must confess that the prostitute—as a phenomenon, not as a person—is much more estimable in my opinion.}} | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||