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Like a geisha girl." and yet you also say you wanted to be independent. it's quite hard to put the two together, no? no, because i mean independent economically, so that i could leave any moment. and the fact that i served him like a geisha, that was the time. that's how we were raised. we were supposed to make our husbands happy. but that didn't mean that i didn't work. i had, like, threejobs. and, still, i was very... a very good wife, as you would put it then. today i wouldn't do any of that, of course. but times have changed. yeah. i mean, you wrote in the soul of a woman during the pandem...

No, because i mean independent economically, so that i could leave any moment. and the fact that i served him like a geisha, that was the time. that's how we were raised. we were supposed to make our husbands happy. but that didn't mean that i didn't work. i had, like, threejobs. and, still, i was very... a very good wife, as you would put it then. today i wouldn't do any of that, of course. but times have changed. yeah. i mean, you wrote in the soul of a woman during the pandemic about your trajectory, about your life as a woman, and i wonder whether you have progressively become more asserti...

Of that, of course. but times have changed. yeah. i mean, you wrote in the soul of a woman during the pandemic about your trajectory, about your life as a woman. and i wonder whether you have progressively become more assertive, more of a feminist. i mean, you mention in violeta one character who says, you know, "she talked about women's rights that "i didn't even know existed." and women are getting the vote for the first time in this era to vote in an election. and, you know, somebody�*s canvassing and encouraging them to go and get the vote. i just wonder if you think, in terms of south a...

You would put it then. today i wouldn't do any of that, of course. but times have changed. yeah. i mean, you wrote in the soul of a woman during the pandemic about your trajectory, about your life as a woman. and i wonder whether you have progressively become more assertive, more of a feminist. i mean, you mention in violeta one character who says, you know, "she talked about women's rights that "i didn't even know existed." and women are getting the vote for the first time in this era to vote in an election. and, you know, somebody�*s canvassing and encouraging them to go and get the vote. ...

And you said in an interview in 2000 that you "served him like a geisha girl." and yet you also say you wanted to be independent. it's quite hard to put the two together, no? no, because i mean independent economically, so that i could leave any moment. and the fact that i served him like a geisha, that was the time. that's how we were raised. we were supposed to make our husbands happy. but that didn't mean that i didn't work. i had, like, threejobs. and, still, i was very... a very good wife, as you would put it then. today i wouldn't do any of that, of course. but times have changed. yeah. ...