Love has crossed the narrow bridge

Author: Stohe
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The original intention of this book was to be written for women, so the readers have been referred to as "female readers." However, when I held the manuscript for reader feedback, I was surprised to find that the number of male readers was just as high as that of female readers. They were equally interested in the topic of outstanding women. Moreover, feedback letters from male readers even requested that the book help them better understand outstanding and lovely female characters. Clearly, this book is also suitable for male readers, especially those who want to get to know and pursue outstanding women, as well as outstanding women who want to meet male readers. Here, I sincerely welcome readers from this group. "We all love the lonely wolf; we love him because he roams, and we use every means to persuade him to give up his wandering. But he not only refuses to give up his life of wandering but also says he loves us. Later, when we try to tame the wolf into a family dog, we grow tired of him and can no longer tolerate his closeness, because a family dog is not worth loving. Eventually, we drive the family dog out of the house."
Every person has a shadow within them. The stronger a woman's self-awareness, the weaker her inner vulnerability. Under the control of this vulnerability, women unconsciously long for strong men. The author tells us in the book that women can retain the superiority they have gained through years of hard work without denying their admiration for men and their desire to be loved. However, they must liberate their inner vulnerability. Only then does the male image become a real man.