1 result for (book:tps3 AND heading:"delet session may 1 1975" AND stemmed:independ)
2/69 (3%)
hostile
cultural
gallantry
codicils
temperamentally
[... 47 paragraphs ...]
There is more. You do things for him. These gestures, these helping gestures, serve as sexual reassurance. You prized his independent nature so, and you are so temperamentally different in certain ways, that he was ashamed at asking for reassurance of your love—though he knew you loved him. He wants you to open the car door out of old-fashioned gallantry. Instead you do it because he cannot do it, seemingly, well himself.
[... 10 paragraphs ...]
Your own natural feelings toward him, your own natural sexual feelings, with their naturally allowed sexual gallantry, would clear that point. In the past, the long past, he discouraged your sexual gallantry in his concern for proving himself independent—and also, then, because he felt on the other hand that if he endorsed it you would feel that he was tacitly demanding conventional female protection. He has grown more wise since.
[... 9 paragraphs ...]
