Call it a chemical reaction. Their emotional content just seemed consonant with that of the book. Many of these photographs are of beautiful landscapes or people surrounded by nature. That has something to do with it, that sense of clinging to what will remain after we are gone. In the book, you stress the importance of women realizing and being thankful for being alive during such a healthy, prosperous and peaceful time.
Women now seem to have more opportunity than ever to pursue their dreams.
I've been a feminist since I was a teenager, but originally it was because I wanted to make the world a better place for me. Now I just rejoice in the opportunities for so many. What could make you happier than to make a better world, a world that is fairer, more egalitarian, that works better for all. Mesce - More . . . Rowling More .