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"ABSTRACTThis paper focuses on the experience of women across generation living and interpreting love as part of their lives. Their experiences in living an interpreting love will be seen in two points, their romantic relationship and marriage or family institution. Based on the data of six subjects of research with different backgrounds like age, marital status and sexual orientation, showed that they have different perspective on love and marriage or family institution compare to mainstream society. They assume and believe love or romantic relationship has close relation with patriarchal cultural values, like mens domination, subordination and ownership if we agreed with mainstream societys thought on love. They also believe that marriage is an institution where patriarchys cultural values is produced there and will disadvantage women if the marriage is not built on equal and just relation. These six subjects of research agree with grand feminism narrative that love supposed to be not always related with ownership, mens domination and must be liberating women as an independence and autonomous person."

"Karena manusia adalah makhluk ekonomi (yang menjadi postulat saya dalam mendukung keseluruhan teori ini) maka setiap tindakan (termasuk berinteraksi dengan sesama manusia) yang ia lakukan hanya dapat diklasifikasikan sebagai usaha untuk memenuhi sesuatu yang ia inginkan. Hal ini berarti bahwa setiap istilah (seperti kebebasan dan keadilan) yang digunakan untuk mendeskripsikan segala sesuatu seputar tindakan yang dilakukan oleh manusia juga mengacu pada identitas makhluk ekonomi.

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Because we (human) are the economic man (which is my postulate to support this whole theory) then every action we did (such as interaction between men) can only be classified as a pursuit of something we need. This means that every term (such as freewill and justice) we use to describe everything about our action (such as interaction between men) also refer to the identity of the economic man."