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-She also talks about the difference between the Pythia, the Oracle at Delphi, and The Goddess Cassandra
In late-twentieth-century China, despite regional and ethnic differences in women s economic participation in the north and south, family continuity through birth of a son to carry on the family name remained a cherished goal. The mother s fear of child loss is universal, omnipotent and inescapable, Smith Private Matters In Defense of the Personal Life argues; women s urge to protect their young is their bottom line, their most fundamental drive.
The stroker attachment can be used on various erogenous zones of the body, including the penis, clitoris, nipples, and other sensitive areas. One of the significant advantages of this attachment is its versatility. It can be adjusted and customized to suit your individual preferences and desires.
A POTENT SPELL: Mother Love and the Power of Fear
The "mother's fear of child loss" is universal, omnipotent and inescapable, Smith ( Private Matters: In Defense of the Personal Life ) argues; women's urge to protect their young is their bottom line, their most fundamental drive. This "maternal vulnerability" explains much about "women's unequal status" in society, as it makes it difficult for women—the majority of whom become mothers—to commit to the job world as men do. (Why men are not similarly afflicted goes largely unexplained.) Furthermore, Smith argues, throughout human history, "mother blaming" has been a key method of maintaining high levels of "maternal sacrifice." To support her argument, Smith calls on anecdotes from her own mothering experiences, as well as examples from various Greek classics, Puritan meditations on child loss and child-rearing advice manuals. While her choice of evidence is hardly systematic, it's the conclusions she draws from her hypothesis that are most problematic. She suggests more social support for "free mothers," such as flexible career paths and better day care, yet these measures might not make much difference if mother-love obsession is, as she believes, instinctive. The author means well, but pads her book with repeated assertions and doesn't fully explore the existential implications of mother-love obsession. Her pleas to stop guilt-tripping employed moms and her endorsement of more social responsibility for child-rearing will find favor with many feminist readers, but her overall argument is so muddled it will be hard to appeal to anyone. Agent, Miriam Altshuler. (Jan. 16)
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The "mother's fear of child loss" is universal, omnipotent and inescapable, Smith ( Private Matters: In Defense of the Personal Life ) argues; women's urge to protect their young is their bottom line, their most fundamental drive. This "maternal vulnerability" explains much about "women's unequal status" in society, as it makes it difficult for women—the majority of whom become mothers—to commit to the job world as men do. (Why men are not similarly afflicted goes largely unexplained.) Furthermore, Smith argues, throughout human history, "mother blaming" has been a key method of maintaining high levels of "maternal sacrifice." To support her argument, Smith calls on anecdotes from her own mothering experiences, as well as examples from various Greek classics, Puritan meditations on child loss and child-rearing advice manuals. While her choice of evidence is hardly systematic, it's the conclusions she draws from her hypothesis that are most problematic. She suggests more social support for "free mothers," such as flexible career paths and better day care, yet these measures might not make much difference if mother-love obsession is, as she believes, instinctive. The author means well, but pads her book with repeated assertions and doesn't fully explore the existential implications of mother-love obsession. Her pleas to stop guilt-tripping employed moms and her endorsement of more social responsibility for child-rearing will find favor with many feminist readers, but her overall argument is so muddled it will be hard to appeal to anyone. Agent, Miriam Altshuler. (Jan. 16)
By varying the pressure and speed of the magic wand massager, you can experience a range of sensations, from gentle and teasing to intense and mind-blowing. The stroker attachment is easy to clean and maintain. It can be removed from the magic wand massager and cleaned with warm water and mild soap. It is recommended to dry it thoroughly before storage to prevent the growth of any bacteria or mold. Overall, the Hitachi magic wand stroker attachment is a fantastic accessory for anyone looking to enhance their sexual pleasure and explore their desires. It is a high-quality product that offers intense stimulation and satisfaction. Whether you are using it alone or with a partner, this attachment is sure to provide an unforgettable experience..
Reviews for "Discover Intense Orgasms with the Hitachi Magic Wand Stroker Attachment"
1. Jason - 2 stars - I was really excited to try out the Hitachi magic wand stroker attachment, but I was ultimately disappointed. The attachment was difficult to put on and didn't feel comfortable on my skin. It also didn't live up to the hype in terms of providing intense pleasure. Overall, it was a letdown and I wouldn't recommend it.
2. Emily - 3 stars - While the concept of the Hitachi magic wand stroker attachment seemed promising, it didn't deliver the results I was hoping for. The attachment itself felt cheap and flimsy, and it didn't fit well on my wand. Additionally, the stroking motion was not as powerful as I expected, leaving me unsatisfied. I would suggest trying other attachments or alternatives for a better experience.
3. Nathan - 1 star - I regret purchasing the Hitachi magic wand stroker attachment. It was uncomfortable to use and didn't provide any extra stimulation that I couldn't achieve with just the wand alone. The material of the attachment also seemed low-quality and was difficult to clean. I wouldn't recommend wasting your money on this product.