Vulgar words in From a Girl's Point of View (Page 1)
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I once asked a clever literary friend of mine, whose husband is so satisfactory that it is quite a delightful shock to discover it, how far men ought to be encouraged to make love.
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Married men need all the encouragement they can get to keep them making love to their own wives.
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But from our standpoint, of being girls--and very nice girls too, some of us, if I do say it myself!--how far have we a right to encourage men to make love to us?
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I never could understand why a man who plays a good game of whist should not know how to make love.
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In short, my manner of playing whist is the way some men, most men, make love.
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Many men make love because the girl is convenient and they happen to think about it.
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But I have seen scores of them drop into vacant chairs at the girls' sides, and make love just because they were handy.
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We do not know why we do, but we do, and we cannot help it, and if you are going to make love according to Hoyle you must recognize this fact, and pamper us in our folly.
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You never are satisfied to do anything else in the slovenly way in which you make love.
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These girls are very clever sometimes--even these little, soft, kitteny girls, who do not know anything about books, who never read, who never study, and are popularly called empty-headed even by the very men who make love to them.