Women are never able to express their femininity outside the forms that men have created for them to express it. What view of womanhood does that idea present?

Women are unable to express their femininity outside the forms that men have created for them. They can never be themselves; they can only be women in a man's world. That view of women shows that they are an entity unto themselves. They are not feminine in contrast to masculinity; but feminine in their own right. Their femininity is something absolute, and thus that idea lays the foundation for Paz's arguments about love.