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根据语境可知，空格所在句的意思：我已经由过去的七年里被Linda Kelsey在《女性》杂志上一再宣扬的“拥有一切”哲学的积极倡导者，演变成一个对一切浅尝辄止就感到喜悦的女人。所以，B项符合题意。
根据语境可知，空格所在句的意思：我已经由过去的七年里被Linda Kelsey在《女性》杂志上一再宣扬的“拥有一切”哲学的积极倡导者，演变成一个对一切浅尝辄止就感到喜悦的女人。所以，B项符合题意。
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