"The Storm" is not just a tale about people's intrinsic sexual propensities, however this story additionally speaks to the sexual reservations of Chopin's specific time period. Chopin appeared to be more associated with her ladylike sexuality because of her experience. Through Chopin's composition of this story, she could convey her own contemplations about sexuality, and was likewise ready to make a covered revelation about her brain set on the sexual lifestyle of the current time. "The Storm" proceeds with Chopin's contention with the topic of the trouble of the marriage and the sexuality of ladies. She depicts the conjugal issues of the 1800's and was not reluctant to discuss her
