Moving through this world as a woman means walking a thin line between standing up for yourself in situations dominated by masculine energies and finding time to nurture the part of yourself that knows how to create beauty and love from within. Modern living does not always support the natural role of women as daughters, sisters, and mothers, so many of us retreat to surrounding ourselves with girl friends and family. We should all make efforts to add grace and beauty to our little corner of the world, so as to encourage these traits in those around us. If each of us can affect change in a small way, it goes far in nurturing femininity in all aspects of our lives.
I really like this article because I’m one of those ‘awkward tomboyish teenagers’. It’s not that I like being that way I just don’t know how to be girly. I’d really LIKE to be girly, and I’m girly on the inside. But on the outside, I’m all BLEH and lanky and I move all herky-jerky and ungraceful since I have muscle spasms and I can’t help it. And it doesn’t help that I happen to like short hair better than long hair and my voice just HAPPENS to naturally be deep.
The other girls at school pick on me and make up rumors that I like girls, and I’ve even been SIR-ed in restaraunts!!!
I’d love to be more feminine because like I said I feel super-girly on the inside. And the article helped a lot!
michelle on March 24 said:
Moving through this world as a woman means walking a thin line between standing up for yourself in situations dominated by masculine energies and finding time to nurture the part of yourself that knows how to create beauty and love from within. Modern living does not always support the natural role of women as daughters, sisters, and mothers, so many of us retreat to surrounding ourselves with girl friends and family. We should all make efforts to add grace and beauty to our little corner of the world, so as to encourage these traits in those around us. If each of us can affect change in a small way, it goes far in nurturing femininity in all aspects of our lives.
Lina on August 06 said:
Brilliant article!
I even listened to the audio, really made me recall past times when I felt super feminine.. Liked your voice on that audio as well!
Mark Tyrrell on August 09 said:
Thank you Lina : )
lucy. on January 28 said:
I feel, that being feminine to me,in my head would be to possibly be more graceful and elegant,i belive presence is also an important factor in this.
Jojo R. on June 18 said:
I really like this article because I’m one of those ‘awkward tomboyish teenagers’. It’s not that I like being that way I just don’t know how to be girly. I’d really LIKE to be girly, and I’m girly on the inside. But on the outside, I’m all BLEH and lanky and I move all herky-jerky and ungraceful since I have muscle spasms and I can’t help it. And it doesn’t help that I happen to like short hair better than long hair and my voice just HAPPENS to naturally be deep.
The other girls at school pick on me and make up rumors that I like girls, and I’ve even been SIR-ed in restaraunts!!!
I’d love to be more feminine because like I said I feel super-girly on the inside. And the article helped a lot!