History of love

The romantic love that we understand today was not born with humanity like hunger, thirst, fear, and pure bodily desire, and the fact is that the first human in the era of caves and caverns was subject to his original instinct and was satisfied with himself when he naturally possessed the female. The first woman, with sagging breasts and a wide waist, lived under the protection of the man and sought this protection driven by the hardships of the fetus she carried in her womb or by the difficulties of pregnancy, childbirth, and breastfeeding. She was completely submissive to the man, neither complaining about her slavery nor feeling it, because the man was like animals, not persecuting his wife, nor torturing her, nor oppressing her unless he thought of kidnapping her and possessing her for himself. Book name: The History of Love Author: Marcel Tinner Number of pages: 255 Category: Story or Novel Year of publication: 2021 Publisher: Local Market