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If my language was forbidden, then my name was forbidden. Which meant I had no name. Which left me perfectly free to do everything I could to defy the Russian occupiers.
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Costanza Miriano
“Marriage is a kind of scaffolding that protects those of us, men and women, who choose it. It protects us from our inconsistency; it helps us.”
Costanza Miriano, Marry Him and Be Submissive

G.K. Chesterton
“while many moral systems have set restraints on sex almost as severe as any Eugenist could set, they have almost always had the character of securing the fidelity of the two sexes to each other,”
G.K. Chesterton, Eugenics and Other Evils

Costanza Miriano
“For a woman, her genius lies in welcoming. Feminism has denied this and, in doing so, has cheated us. Because when you betray your own nature, you go crazy, and I know many women like this (you know some of them too, but you’re too little to realize it). They are sad, angry, disappointed, resentful, and jealous. They are divided in their inner selves.”
Costanza Miriano, Marry Him and Be Submissive

Jennifer A. Nielsen
“It’s not just wishing, Audra. This is a book of ideas. Someone thought the idea and put it into words on paper. That became a seed, and every time someone reads those words, the seed is planted in their mind, too, and it grows and spreads and soon that tiny seed of an idea becomes belief, and belief becomes a plan, and those plans begin to change the world. Control the books and you will control the people.” I smiled as I began to understand. “Give them books, and the people will control themselves”
Jennifer A. Nielsen, Words on Fire

“She felt indispensable and made no apologies. She allowed herself to accept her importance and this is something many of us mothers refuse to do.”
Meg Meeker, The 10 Habits of Happy Mothers: Reclaiming Our Passion, Purpose, and Sanity

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