What are the motifs in The Labyrinth of Solitude: Life and Thought in Mexico by Octavio Paz?

Love is a recurring idea. Solitude involves pain in the same way that love does. Love reflects true life although it is fought by morals, laws, races, classes, along with lovers themselves. Man changes the woman he loves into an object of obtaining fulfillment. Love has to violate our laws to be realized. It is most often expressed in scandals because women have to break from their masculine conception of them. Women can only be themselves if they break away from these impositions and dare to love.