Jane Ward

J'a-j'adore aussi le, les, les, on sait que les lesbiennes ont beaucoup plus d'orgasmes, euh, que les, les femmes hé-hétéros.

Et j'aime beaucoup Jane Ward dans son livre La tragédie de l'hétérosexualité.

Oui.

C'est un beau titre.

... and C, that you complain about with your female friends.

The other thing that I read for this was The Tragedy of Heterosexuality by Jane Ward, who has an entire chapter about why men love bitches, He's Just Not That Into You, and Think Like a Man, Act Like a Man.

Uh-huh.

She basically does, like, our entire show, and so I'm gonna send you a chapter of this.

[laughs]

... you're not still stealing it.

And, like, Jane Ward has some interesting stuff about this narrative where it seems like the man is in control, but you're secretly pulling the strings behind the scenes.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah

... which is, um, a topic that comes up in Jane Ward's key textbook-

Mm-hmm

... for perhaps this podcast, right?

I read a lot of feminist theory and I read a lot about love.

So I always recommend Jane Ward's The Tragedy of Heterosexuality.

Yes.

And oh, my God, I'm forgetting the author's name, but the other significant others also changed my life.

Yeah.

yes yeah it reminded me of this book the tragedy of heterosexuality by jane ward which she was a woman who had dated men but is now dating women and she was like if we are to believe that women that dating men is so bad but women choose to do it why are we not seeing the desire and like the an explanation of how it feels to be so attracted to men to want men to physically so much that you're willing to put up with it and I feel like we did not see that with the Lee Pace at least for me I like it it just didn't feel like oh of course you would like go back to this well that has killed two people right

yes that makes sense

yeah but there was one the only truly hot part of this movie to me which is in my letterboxd review is that when he was still paralyzed and we were seeing him through like very quick glimpses through the door my boyfriend like saw his naked body and was like that's leap pace and i was like how do you know that's leap pace What content are you consuming? Yeah, I was like, it's really hot to me that you know what Lee Pace looks like naked and far away.

Shadowland, October 1919, by Various.

The World and Its Woman, by Jane Ward.

The World and Its Woman related in story form from the photoplay of Thompson Buchanan, produced by Diva Pictures Incorporated for release through Goldwyn Pictures.

Starring Geraldine Farrar as Marcia Warren.