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| Ill.: SonjaBunes 1990 |
What are we faced with in the nineteenth century? An age where woman was sacred; where you could buy a thirteen-year-old girl for a few pounds... if you wanted her for only an hour or two... where more churches were built than in the whole previous history of the country and where one in sixty houses in london was a brothel. Where it was universally maintained that women do not have orgasms; and yet every prostitute was taught to simulate them. Where there was an enormous progress and liberation in every other field of human activity; and nothing but tyranny in the most personal and fundamental.
- John Fowles
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