The hideousness {the author] sees is the reflection of himself, and of the automatic meat-lust with which he approaches another individual…Even the most “beautiful” woman is still a human creature. If {the author] approached her as such, as a being instead of as a piece of lurid meat, he would have no horrors afterwards.
(in 1924, writing in response to a misogynistic article titled, 'The Ugliness of Women'.)
Auteur: D.H. Lawrence
![The hideousness {the author] sees is the reflection of himself, and of the automatic meat-lust with which he approaches another individual…Even the most “beautiful” woman is still a human creature. If {the author] approached her as such, as a being instead of as a piece of lurid meat, he would have no horrors afterwards.<br /><br />(in 1924, writing in response to a misogynistic article titled, 'The Ugliness of Women'.) - D.H. Lawrence](/static/img/quotes/785363.jpg)