Exactly how steamy is this story?
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Sure, Wollstonecraft sometimes mentions the possibility of uneducated women getting easily seduced into having sex with young men. But she buries these claims under so much reasonable, logical language that they're hardly titillating.
No one reads A Vindication of the Rights of Woman to get to the juicy bits. It's a philosophical treatise, and like the majority of philosophy it's a little sparse when it comes to detailing sexytimes. Philosophers have way bigger questions to ask (like "What's life all about?) than "Have I used the word "throbbing" too many times in this chapter already?"