Alas, god, why did you not let me be born in the world as a male, so that all my inclinations would be to serve you better, and so that I would not stray in anything and would be as perfect as a male is said to be? But since your kindness has not been extended to me, then forgive my negligence in your service most fair Lord God, and may it not displease you, for the servant who receives fewer gifts from his lord is less obliged in his service.
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I love it and it gets the point across very well. Hugs
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It’s a good read
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I really like this.
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She is good
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Thanks for introducing me to her. Never heard of her before.
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It is beneficial to keep it here 🙂
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Are you reading City of Ladies?
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Yes
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What made you pick that? It was very popular in feminist circles when I was in college. I read parts of it in a class.
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I had a friend who mentioned it last year. Been in my to read list for a while now
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What an amazing gal. I read more about her. Thanks for introducing her. 🙂
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I am liking her book.
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Ha! I bet the omniscient one didn’t see that coming!
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Omniscience didn’t have an idea what hit it
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Dont tell me she combines feminism and atheism? Or at the very least, scepticism? Six hundred years ago, and where are we now? No, don’t answer.
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