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The Oracle: The Queen, the Princess, and the Whore

Hard Times, Vol. IV

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The Oracle: The Queen, the Princess, and the Whore

By: Stefan Aarnio
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What does it mean to be a woman in the modern world?

The Oracle examines what it means to be a woman in the modern world and explores the four types of women: oracles, queens, princesses, and whores. What each type of woman is and how they fit into the world of power of the world of men.

The definition of a woman has become more flexible than ever in history and The Oracle offers a clear path to what is feminine instead of feminist. Where the world encourages women to become men by competing with men, The Oracle allows a woman to find harmony with the male species by embracing her femininity to have meaning, love, happiness, and family.

©2020 Stefan Aarnio (P)2020 Stefan Aarnio Gender Studies Social Sciences Royalty
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Stefan Aarnio elegantly describes the dynamic relationship between femininity and masculinity. These abstract ideals are illustrated through stories and real world examples, providing a balanced perspective.

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Every man and woman needs to read this book if they are to unlock the recipe for long-term success and happiness.

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