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The Parts In Which I Elaborated On The Sexual Life Of The Doctor Herself, The Personal Life, Her Relation With Men [in Memoirs Of A Woman Doctor]. All This. They Left Only Some Very, Very Minute Parts. And Also The Political, The Political Element In It. So In A Way, They Cut Pieces That To My Mind Were Very Important.

Words Should Not Seek To Please, To Hide The Wounds In Our Bodies, Or The Shameful Moments In Our Lives. They May Hurt, Give Us Pain, But They Can Also Provoke Us To Question What We Have Accepted For Thousands Of Years.

Life Is Very Hard. The Only People Who Really Live Are Those Who Are Harder Than Life Itself.

Women Are Half The Society. You Cannot Have A Revolution Without Women. You Cannot Have Democracy Without Women. You Cannot Have Equality Without Women. You Can't Have Anything Without Women.

People Like [memoirs Of A Woman Doctor], Whether Young People, Young Women, Even Critics - Male Critics - They Were Not Shocked By It. Of Course, Some Parts Were Cut.