"MASCULINISED" WOMEN'S ADMIRATION FOR MEN GETS INTERPRETED AS AN ATTACK
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By Ester Zazzaro
Women are not masculine and calling them masculine has become an underhanded way to label her behaviour as the problem, when it's reversed.
Programming is an inversion of our true nature.
It's no different to when men were and are called feminine, gay, sissy or simps which is what has been done to many men down through the ages. It's an external reflection of internalised rejection of the self. It's also interesting that men believe calling out women as more masculine could ever work to bring harmony between them.
If women are in fact displaying masculine characteristics would it not be a celebration they bring them to men?
Who else knows how to relate to masculine qualities other than men? Who else has an intimacy with masculine ways of being and knows how to meet them? Why would it not be seen as a compliment to be modelled from instead of an attack?
We all need some lucidity Here.
If a man is truly comfortable with his masculine attributes he is going to love them wherever he sees them. They'll even be a non-issue. Masculine facets call to be mastered in every Body, and men are the ones who can lead that rite of passage especially when they love their own, and don't hide in being displeased with women.
This is nonsensical. Call me masculine 😏, I am not buying it any longer, and I intend to shed a light on it so other feminine aspects ready to claim the truth of their behaviour towards men, which is loving, recognise it too. It's an attack because men are feeling disgusted by their own traits and instead of bringing and building themselves to fullness, they put it onto women and believe they can dominate and control those parts in themselves by telling the women to change.
Let's just all look at the game , stay in our own lane and on the real path, and love our parts into wholeness.
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