Ayn Rand quote — “It was his self-esteem she had sought to destroy, knowing that a man w…”

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It was his self-esteem she had sought to destroy, knowing that a man who surrenders his value is at the mercy of anyone’s will; it was his moral purity she had struggled to breach, it was his confident rectitude she had wanted to shatter by means of the poison of guilt — as if, were he to collapse, his depravity would give her a right to hers.

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