It is about how one feels compounded with how they are born, a single feature of a multi-layered agent that is not a choice but an imperative.

I’m on the band wagon, but at a different perspective

The insurmountable pressures placed on women to look a certain way also plays into this. While refusing pregnancy is a political statement for some, for others it is the bane to the perfect body. Now, we are stuck; we must be producing babies and producing abs.

The most freeing time of a human’s life, their childhood, is the only place where males can show a true ‘feeling of exuberance’, before eventually succumbing to a ‘rupture’, where ‘that feeling of being loved was gone’. Whether parentally, environmentally, or culturally enforced, ‘masses of boys and men have been programmed…[that at] some point they must be violent, whether psychologically or physically, to prove that they are men’.

Because Heather Chandler was nasty, but at least she didn't murder

We must investigate the concept of love to be able to articulate what it means to us.

If a woman’s morality is connected with her beauty, how poorly must we treat those deemed to be beyond its grasp?

It’s what I’m supposed to do though, isn’t it? Is it my fault, because I didn’t say ‘no’?