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No human quality belongs to only one class of person. We all get to be both aggressive and loving. We all get to delight in our careers and revel in our children. We're all kind and brave, soft and hard, sciency and artsy, interested in being looked at and in admiring others' physical form. Everything.

Naomi Alderman

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Keine menschliche Qualität gehört nur einer Klasse an. Wir werden alle aggressiv und liebevoll. Wir alle erfreuen uns an unserer Karriere und erfreuen sich an unseren Kindern. Wir sind alle freundlich und mutig, weich und hart, wissenschaftlich und künstlerisch, daran interessiert, betrachtet zu werden und die körperliche Form anderer zu bewundern. Alles.

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