XXV LOVE AND MOTHER LOVE 241
Sex cravings and motherhood cravings.
Pregnancy means health. Fear of pregnancy.
When mother love is lacking.
Frigid wives. Mother and father love.
Mothers adore their sons. Fathers partial
to daughters. The flapper and her
mother.
XXVI SHOULD WINTER MATE WITH SPRING? 251
Two disinterested brides. The case of
Wagner. A parent fixation. Physical
incompatibility. The plight of two neurotics.
What will people say? Having
her fixation-fling. Physical results. The
fate of the younger mate. King David.
XXVII NEGATIVE LOVE 263
A "clean" life. Utterances and conduct.
Oracles and prophecies. Can we
save our vital force. Sublimation. The
sexless. Ideal love. Protective measures.
Lovers of the absolute. A troublesome
patient. Higher aspirations.
XXVIII THE NEW WOMAN AND LOVE 275
George Bernard Shaw's view. The rebellion
against nature. Woman in commercial
life. Was it a sacrifice? The
pursuit. The passing of respectable prostitution.
The abettor of ethical sins.
Health versus sickness. The passing of
the flirt and of the doll. Modesty, old
and new. The unadapted woman. The
proud husband.
XXIX BIRTH CONTROL 291
What we expect of the modern woman.
The only solution. The human milch
cow. The nightmare of abortion. The
plight of the neurotic woman. The child
of the neurotic woman. Birth control
and indulgence. A great love is a holy
thing. The passing of the double standard.
XXX THE PASSING OF THE HUSBAND WORSHIP 303
Is man's vitality declining? Undue
pessimism. The wise husband. Is the
male indispensable? Loeb's experiments.
Twins to order. The mother is the
race. Matriarchal communities. Modern
woman is conceited. The terrors of the
climacteric. Masculine man is in no danger
of passing away.
XXXI PERFECT MATRIMONIAL ADJUSTMENTS 315
Marriage a compromise. Attractiveness
an asset. Forty and hideous. Athletic
movie idols. The foe of married
happiness. Friendship may survive love.
Separate vacations for the married. The
play function of love. Psychoanalysis
to the rescue. Wounded egotism. Democracy
in the home.
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