Dalton

And if she's at the theatre, she invariably tears up her program.

I'm citing these nervous symptoms.

It's so crazy to me.

We've spoken a lot about this, but how we used to, like, make it like a medical problem.

Like for a woman that doesn't sit there calmly with her hands on her laps without speaking.

They could have been symptoms of ADHD.

That's true.

That's very true.

Okay.

Trivial enough in themselves, but most immacable.

Also, can I say?

I feel like our vocabulary has gone backwards.

To general charm, because I want you to take note of them and be sure that none of these idle nervous habits is your own.

If you lead a regular healthy life of them, you must set about curing yourself.

So it is a disease to fidget.

Yes.

If you don't fit in to the kind of patriarchal idea of a woman, you are sick and therefore need to get better, according to this book.

It's only a matter of willpower and of building up your bodily health until you acquire the graceful calm that you long to possess.

So technically, if you had ADHD and you fidgeted all the time, this is saying that if you had willpower... Yeah.

Mask the fuck up.