Who is still afraid of the complexity of an educated, intelligent, talented woman, free of archaic patriarchy and pompous paternalism?
Who still fears a world that could be more pink and more plentiful of women with all-round vision in all fields and at every level of society?
Who is still afraid of passionate emotions and immense feelings and natural aptitudes to include and make peace, distancing themselves from conflicts of all kinds?
Who still fears women writers, artists, scientists and CEOs and also women who are childless either by choice or by chance?
Who is still afraid to understand that sometimes we don’t need words and actions and reactions, just respect, time, silence and listening?
Who still fears the iridescence of Grace, the power of Lightness and the intangible rules of polite hospitality?
Who is still afraid to succumb to the evidence that our time has finally come?
Who still fears the fragrance of camellias?