
The Work

When she had time to spare, like today, she would slow her pace near Bleecker Playground. She didn’t stop altogether, let alone sit facing the action. That would be a public declaration that she was considering motherhood. And she wasn’t, really. It was more a kind of abstract pondering. Like gazing at the never-ending movement of a fire or the vie
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That he could only benefit from having a wife whereas she could only suffer from having a husband? That they could fuck on equal terms but anything more than that would inevitably cost her? Wives and mothers were not art. Nobody wanted to be reminded of domesticity, of mundanity, mediocrity. And weren’t all mothers mediocre? All wives eventually mu
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