Birth_Mark

Birth Mark The Sacrifices Women Make Love is an experience that many people in today’s society desire in their life for many reasons. It is something that many people hold very dear to them. Many people make significant sacrifices to receive the approval and acceptance from those that they love; Nathaniel Hawthorne proved this in The Birth-Mark. What Georgiana did to prove her love to Aylmer was a clear example of the sacrifices she would have made. Love and self-esteem issues could have been the motives for Georgiana removing the birth-mark. These motives could also be why women in today’s society have similar procedures done, for similar reasons. Georgiana’s love for Aylmer could be why she chose to have the birthmark removed. Her love is so strong that she needs to make any sacrifices to prove her love to him. She states, “Either remove this dreadful Hand, or take my wretched life!” (Hawthorne 1264). This shows that she is truly in love with him and will do anything to gain his approval. Despite her own feelings of the birth-mark, she is willing to have it removed in the name of love. Women in the 21st century are not really concerned with a birth-mark because love, birth-mark, georgiana, women, sacrifices, aylmer, people, things, done, being, today’s, something, self-esteem, removed, rejection, quote, needs, make, life, hawthorne, feelings, been, because, approval, whether, today, thoughts, society, similar, shows, same, said, reasons, reason, purpose, prove, perfect, one, often, norton, negative, nathaniel, motives, made, issues, image, hand, ed, despite, 1262