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1 year, 11 months ago

when he goes to the street with the prostitutes project/panopticon-diaries topic/female-subjugation

I called Clara and told her I’d like to come see her, and she invited me to lunch, but we didn’t set a day. I said how grateful I was for what she’s doing for us, I repeated, “Let’s hope for the best.” She said that in reality she didn’t have much hope, but that I shouldn’t discourage Michele, beca…

—p.164 Forbidden Notebook Forbidden Notebook (7) by Alba de Céspedes
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what’s happening, Valeria? inspo/attraction-watershed

Then there was a silence, and I was happy in the echo of my name. “What’s happening, Valeria?” he asked, without looking at me, still staring at that initial. I said, “I don’t know,” and looked down. He continued, “Shall we be frank? May I speak?” I would have liked to say no, to put on my coat and…

—p.154 Forbidden Notebook (7) by Alba de Céspedes
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they give her the pitiless force that divides us

Mirella was sitting on the ottoman in her room. When I entered, she didn’t even lift her head up from her hands. I sat on a chair in the corner and looked at her. Her nightgown was already lying on the ottoman, white, a child’s nightgown. I’ve never understood Mirella, while I always understand Ric…

—p.152 Forbidden Notebook (7) by Alba de Céspedes
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like his mother, a portrait on the wall topic/female-subjugation

[...] “I understand,” I retorted, “so if reputation doesn’t count and a woman of forty-three is free to act like a girl in search of a husband, if you yourself approve all this, you mean that I, too, could … ” ‘What do you have to do with it?” he immediately interrupted, in an irritated, reproachfu…

—p.147 Forbidden Notebook (7) by Alba de Céspedes
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that men have nothing to say to women

[...] Some nights ago at dinner, Riccardo claimed that there can’t be friendship between a man and a woman, that men have nothing to say to women, because they have no interests in common, except some precise interests, he added, laughing. Mirella at first maintained the opposite, in a serious tone…

—p.142 Forbidden Notebook (7) by Alba de Céspedes