LISTEN TO THE SHOW:
As a young adult, it made me angry when someone implied that men and women are different because that showed they were prejudiced.
I saw that as the old, unenlightened thinking. I smugly believed I knew the truth: everyone was the same, regardless of gender.
But I didn’t know how to be feminine or even recognize my own astonishing power as a woman.
I equated femininity with weakness.
Now that I know what it looks like to be feminine, I find there’s such ease, dignity and comfort in it—what a relief! I feel good in my skin when I’m my feminine self.
When I say “feminine,” I don’t mean manipulative or overtly sexual. I’m talking about honoring my feminine spirit, which I’ll explain.
Learning how to be feminine rocked my relationship and my world in the best way I can imagine.
Here’s What You’ll Hear:
- Today I’m revealing what your mom and your grandma would have told you about what it means to be feminine if they had known.
- My guest Angela’s husband was angry, controlling and distant and she was depressed and numb dreading the prospect of living the rest of her life in such an unfulfilling marriage. She decided to conduct an experiment and today her relaxed husband showers her with attention, gifts and help. She’s going to explain what she did to make that happen.
The Worst Relationship Advice of the Week goes to a common suggestion you hear to make sure you get treated well in a relationship but it backfires big time!