re: #189 cliffster

It’s pretty funny, really. She was very, very opinionated. And didn’t think much of people who didn’t share the opinion. What’s funny is that that attitude remained when it came to sex. Some women like it like that, apparently she’s one of them. So, naturally, in her head, any woman that doesn’t share her rough, overwhelming sex desire is an inadequate female.

She also didn’t believe that a woman should be president. Her logic there was interesting too.

Sex for her was part of her whole system of belief (if we can call it that). All about ‘superior persons’ taking what they want and recognising each other.
Consequently, when her much younger lover and intellectual heir Nathaniel Brandon wanted to end their relationship, she completely lost her shit— it was not just a rejection of their sexual relationship for her, but a rejection of her and all her ideas, all of her as a person, on the most profound level possible.
Pretty damn ugly story, actually. Brandon and Rand were both married as well- to others.