I suppose that we women are such cowards that we think a man will save us from fears, and we marry him.

Summary

This quote suggests that women, out of fear of facing their own insecurities and uncertainties, tend to rely on men to rescue them or provide them with a sense of security. It implies that women may believe that marriage will alleviate their fears and bring them the happiness they desire, even though this reliance on men may stem from a place of cowardice. The quote challenges the notion of relying on others for personal fulfillment and brings attention to the potential consequences of seeking salvation in others rather than oneself.

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