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"I saw a glint of amusement in his eyes. “‘Crazy’ is a term that’s used incorrectly and far too often. It’s also used with stigma and finality.” He tapped his head. “We’re all chemicals, Adrian. Our bodies, our brains. It’s a simple yet vastly sophisticated system, and every so often, something goes awry. A cell mutation. A neuron misfiring. A lack of a neurotransmitter.”" — Jun 16, 2021 06:32AM
"I saw a glint of amusement in his eyes. “‘Crazy’ is a term that’s used incorrectly and far too often. It’s also used with stigma and finality.” He tapped his head. “We’re all chemicals, Adrian. Our bodies, our brains. It’s a simple yet vastly sophisticated system, and every so often, something goes awry. A cell mutation. A neuron misfiring. A lack of a neurotransmitter.”" — Jun 16, 2021 06:32AM
“But unlike male revolutions, feminism does not ask its adherents to sacrifice, to kill or die for it, but to live and enjoy it. It is a revolution one can dance at. Its ends and means stress cooperation, felicity, and the fostering of life.”
― From Eve to Dawn: A History of Women in the World, Vol. 4
― From Eve to Dawn: A History of Women in the World, Vol. 4
“Humans, rather than simply mate and be done with it like other animals, make a huge drama of so-called love. They suffer and sigh, they get all sentimental, become inebriated in a sea of noble aspirations, make crazy promises.”
― I Am God
― I Am God
“I’m here. I had the world in my palm, and I found it wanting. I’m a greedy creature, Priya. I came here for you. There is a flower in my heart, and it grew for you.”
― The Lotus Empire
― The Lotus Empire
“It's always amazing to me how the people who fearmonger about modern medicine negatively affecting the menstrual cycle are usually promoting some type of unstudied supplement or botanical. Then again, fears about fertility are a big business. Also, these people seem to believe suffering is acceptable, and maybe even necessary, in the quest for mythical menstrual purity.”
― Blood: The Science, Medicine, and Mythology of Menstruation
― Blood: The Science, Medicine, and Mythology of Menstruation
“When it comes to painful periods, there is an epidemic of undertreatment. Women's pain is undertreated in general, as compared to men's, but painful periods have historically been seen as a "woman thing" and hence unimportant. Our patriarchal system has dismissed menstrual pain as both exaggerated and a sign of weakness, and at times, perversely, as something women deserve (punishment for "original sin," I suppose).”
― Blood: The Science, Medicine, and Mythology of Menstruation
― Blood: The Science, Medicine, and Mythology of Menstruation
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