Love and Marriage

able already attain beautiful become celibacy child choice Christianity claims consciousness courage culture danger demand desire duty elective affinity Ellen Key emotion enhancement ennobling erotic evolutionism existence experience father favourable feeling fidelity force free divorce free love G. P. Putnam's Sons George Sand give greater hand happiness Havelock Ellis healthy higher human husband idea ideal immorality important increased individual instinct labour latter less liberty live love's freedom love's selection lovers majority man's mankind marriage married means ment monogamy mother motherhood motherliness nature needs never one's parents passion perfect personal love point of view polygamy possess possible present day Protestantism question race Rahel Varnhagen realisation regard render Scandinavia sense sexual abstinence sexual morality social society soul spiritual suffering thing thought tion transformation true uncon unity unmarried whole wife woman women words young youth