“I know no woman – virgin, mother, lesbian, married, celibate – whether she earns her keep as a housewife, a cocktail waitress, or a scanner of brain waves – for whom her body is not a fundamental problem: its clouded meaning, its fertility, its desire, its so-called frigidity, its bloody speech, its silences, its changes and mutilations, its rapes and ripenings”

(Adrienne Rich, 1976, Of Woman Born)--the Absent Father Effect on Daughters, Father Desire, Father Wounds - Susan E Schwartz