REPLY TO A LETTER
UWA201
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  • Reads 657
  • Votes 24
  • Parts 17
  • Time 2h 25m
UWA201
Ongoing, First published Oct 11, 2014
I believe men and women relationship problems has come to a peak, due to chavanism and feminism, the two most worrying as well as challenging aspect the modern world. 
Men and women suffer, as but in my assumption women suffer more and the reason why women suffer more comes from the spiritual root, our creation. 
It originates from the fact that men were created different from women. This fact had made relationship very unequal and demanding because of the misconception about how we really feel about each other's differences.
Maybe we can connect better if enlightened. 
Maybe we can try our best to reason and empathize with each other, here in this world.

Meanwhile we should try to understand as much as would enable us to live peacefully with each other, and this is what this novel is all about. 
A letter from a woman to a man, asking some questions, and accusations that needed answers. The man's reply completes the letters. 
Making two gender issue letters. 
In these letters.
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