In "A Warning Against Passion," Brontë's main objection to intense love is that a woman who feels it becomes

a. indecisive.

c. disrespectable.

b. vulnerable.

d. too narrow in her interests.

In Bronte's "A Warning Against Passion", she warns women that falling in intense love makes a woman (B) vulnerable. She believes that once a woman begins to love too much, a man can become negligent and will begin to neglect her, thereby making her vulnerable.