The feminist philosopher who first argued against the notion that the natural condition of female existence required excessive concern for romantic love and desirability was ​

A) Mary Wollstonecraft.
B) Harriet Taylor.
C) Simone de Beauvoir.
D) Susan Bordo.

Feminist Philosopher

A philosopher who approaches philosophy from a feminist perspective, often examining issues related to gender, equality, and justice.

Romantic Love

A complex set of emotions and attitudes associated with strong feelings of affection, warmth, and respect for another person, often imbued with a sense of personal attachment and commitment.

Desirability

The quality of being wanted or wished for as being attractive, useful, or necessary.