The relation of man and woman should be approached with consecration, like that of a knight, or of one taking holy orders.

by William Gayley Simpson (from his Which Way, Western Man?)

FOR WOMEN, the man is a means, the end is the child. And the child is the purpose of marriage. In the Orient, the social function of marriage has always been primary, and in this it has been wiser than the West, at least wiser than the West of the modern era. The primary purpose of marriage, certainly from the point of view of society, is to . . . → Read More: On Sexual Relationships