I don't need to be good what I need to do is look darkness in the face and illuminate it with my own undying light. My refusal to put my goodness at the forefront of my life, is what will remould your mind. But that is not what's going to rearrange your mind. I will not pretend that all is well with the world just because the truth causes discomfort. My foreceful desire to exact change in this world, in the hearts of humankind, is what's going to rock your world. I'm sexy, yeah, but that's not what's going to shake your world. I don't need to surround myself with people who will echo back to me everything I already think and I already believe. My refusal to live in an echo chamber all my life is what's going to shake your world. “I'm beautiful, yeah, but that's not what's going to shake your world. Through its systematized, preplanned and preconstructed feminist surrogate, women have been slowly but steadily stripped off a secure, nurturing sacred and honoured image as wives, mothers, but above all as procreating human beings representing life and its backbone, are turned into cheap, brainless, sexual objects and hostages of the economy.Īnd whenever the tyranny of materialism and capitalism ends, and we the people as a whole recognize the inherent, deep rootedness and nature of human beings, will the female sex be liberated from feminism.” "Womens day" pretends to celebrate women but the opposite is true. Women were then seen as inferior and still are today, mainly because economic achievement has become one of the most important foundation and determinant in the worthiness/value of an individual.
There used to be and quite outrageously still is a huge inequality in the functions/roles of men and women in homes, workplaces and in civil society. Since its inception somewhere in the early 1900s, women were finally given(external) 'rights' allowing us to work and even vote. This very 'social' movement is the enemy of women and humanity in general for it is feeding the labels, categorizations, divisions, and inequalities for somewhat 100 years now. We have made such an advanced technological progress, but here we are today, still condemning women based on their sexuality and celebrate it every year. So far, the earliest finds of modern human skeletons come from Africa, which date to nearly 200,000 years ago. I am-to cite one of my other quotes-“free as a bird.
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When I get depressed and feel the despair that haunts me from time to time, and cripples me, I look at these photos of these tattoos, and it helps me to think that what I am doing is important to some people, and it helps me to start writing again.Īm I a masculine version of the wanderess in this quote? Of course I am! I am wild and fearless, I am a wanderer who belongs to no city and to nobody I am a drop of free water.
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The fact that these wonderful souls are willing to guard words that I’ve written on their precious skin for the rest of their lives makes me feel that what I am writing is worth something and not nothing. What touches me the most is when fans send me photos of tattoos they’ve had done of this quote-either a few words from it or the whole quote. This quote that touches so many people is no more than an arrangement of twenty-four words in a book of three-hundred pages. It was written merely as three sentences in a novel. I am surprised that this quote became so famous, since I didn’t spend more than a few seconds writing it. For societies do not want girls and women to wander. For if a woman acts and lives exactly as society wants her to live, she will never be truly happy, never fulfilled.
She knows that she may only have one life to live and that most people in her society wish to see her fail in her dream of living a fulfilled life.
She is completely wild and fearless in her dramatic performance of life. I was creating my ‘perfect feminine creature’ when I wrote about Saskia. He sees before him the carving of the perfect feminine creature. The masculine sculptor doesn’t see rock when he carves Aphrodite. I wrote these lines to make Saskia be like a statue of Psyche or Demeter. I wrote it about one woman: The heroine of “The Wanderess,” Saskia yet I wrote these lines to describe Saskia at her best-praising the qualities of a heroine that all women should strive to have, or keep if they have them. How this quote became so popular, I have no idea. She was a wanderess, a drop of free water.
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