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"Ravishment can only occur when a woman surrenders herself to the power of love, both within and without. Ravishment must be distinguished from rape, for rape is an act of violence; ravishment, an act of love. In both acts, a woman is seized and carried off, but here the similarity ends. When raped, a woman is taken by an enemy through brutal sexual assault. When ravished, a woman is taken by a lover to ecstasy and rapture. Obviously, ravishment cannot take place without the woman's consent, i.e., without the woman's surrender to the man..."

"...When a woman relinquishes some sense of her ego to a man, she in fact, gives up her resistance to him, and allows him to penetrate both her body and her soul. She is indeed, in some sense, "conquered," for she has yielded both emotionally and physically, yet she has also been "victorious" in that she has allowed nothing to stand in the way of union between her and her man."

by cailin on 2006 Jan 20 - 19:33 | reply to this comment OMG!!! this is such a HOT article. franklin, don't let anybody tell you you are wrong in any way, because you are exactly everything what a woman should get in order to experience her limits. you really bring me down to my knees..(sigh!) keep posting, please.

vanessa

by a Taken In Hand reader on 2006 Feb 14 - 17:28 | reply to this comment What a woman should get? Well, no doubt it is what some women should get, if it is waht they fancy. It doesn't happen to be my cup of tea though, I don't like rough stuff, and I have absolutely no desire at all to be brought to my knees.

"Half the world does not understand the pleasures of the other half" - Jane Austen.