Woman : her sex and love life / by William J. Robinson.

  • Robinson, William J. (William Josephus), 1867-1936.
Date:
1929, ©1917
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Credit: Woman : her sex and love life / by William J. Robinson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    If she really loves her husband, she will overlook his little foibles, peccadilloes and transgressions— and she may live quite happily. And the time will come when the husband himself will give up his pec¬ cadilloes and transgressions and will cleave power¬ fully to his wife, will be bound to her by bonds never to be torn asunder. I know of several suck cases. And I will take this opportunity to say that I have the deepest contempt for the wife who, on find¬ ing out that her husband had committed a trans¬ gression or that he has a love affair, leaves him in a huff, or makes a public scandal, or sues for divorce. Such a wife never loved her husband, and he is well rid of her. And what I said about the wife applies with almost equal force to the husband. The Abandoned Lover. But what shall the aban¬ doned lover do! Let us take the case of A and B, and let A stand for any man and B for any woman; or, vice versa, let A be the woman and B the man, for in jealousy and love what applies to one sex is applicable with practically the same force to the opposite sex. Suppose A is intensely jealous of and deeply, passionately in love with B; but B is utterly indifferent and does not care what A may feel or do. A and B may be married or not; this does not alter the case materially. Suppose B, if unmarried to A, goes off and marries another man,