Motherhood and the Relationships of the Sexes
A CONTINUATION OF THE PREVIOUS CHAPTER, WITH SOME REMARKS ON THE CHARACTER OF WOMAN       Some men and women unfitted for faithful mating—The enforced     continuance of an unreal marriage—This leads to immorality—The     real controlling power in marriage is our desire—The need     for honourable divorce—The immorality present in many     marriages—We accept monogamy but tolerate hidden extra-conjugal     relationships—This worse than regulated polygamy—The necessity     of distinguishing between sex passion and the desire for     a child—All women do not want to be mothers—The sins that     follow the binding of such women in the bonds of monogamous     marriage—The child born against the will of its mother—A     contrast between two types of women—The siren woman and the     maternal woman—An attempt to explain such difference—The     pleasure factor in sex—Our ignorance in all matters relating to     sex—An instance of the siren type of woman as a mother.