VANITY, helps to save the young girl’s body, 106; makes the sick girl desire marriage, 111; as cause of adultery, 189 _n._; of the old man, 193 _n._; mistaken for passion, 214; leading to imitation of passion, 218; leading to marriage, 218; leading to adultery, 219; courtship the time of the strongest appeal to, 220; guiding the negative woman, 218-22; guiding the negative man, 222, 223; always found in conjunction with modesty, 223-5; the tragedy of mortified, 226; of criminals, 226 _n._; judgments based on, unreliable, 226 _n._ VIRGIN, the, does not sincerely crave for children, 75; the “pure” defined, 258; as the voice of oracles, 357 VIRGINITY, idiotic demand for, in men before marriage, 155 VULGARITY, vital, of women, 326-30 WAR, the Great, supported by negative spinsters and old men from secret sex motives, 261 (_see also_ Introduction) WARTS, children positive even to, 19 WEALTH, desired by positive woman, 84 WEININGER, his logical hostility to Sex and Mortal Life, 8, 9, 11; his misunderstanding of the unconscious in woman, 47; makes no classification into healthy and unhealthy, 50; admired sterility, 52; admired homosexuality, 52 _n._; his contradictory statements about the prostitute, 71 _n._; his view of “maleness” in women, 155; this view proved false, 161 _n._; his conclusions vitiated by his failing to distinguish between healthy and unhealthy, 213 _n._; agrees that there has been no subjection of women, 297; on woman’s natural lawlessness, 301 _n._; his pessimism, 302 _n._; on great men preferring the prostitute, 327 WILL defined, 44