She is thirty years old, a teacher, married to an “executive,” and the mother of two children. She lives in a nice apartment. Yet she is a woman who has lost her spark. That is to say, like thousands of other women, she has felt the drive, the curiosity, and all the joyful energy within her freeze over time amid the errands, the dinner to prepare, the children’s baths, and her work as a teacher. Everything that is said to be the “normal” condition of a woman.