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Why a Feminine Woman should never Drink

25 Thursday Feb 2016

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A woman is seen by many: in her neighborhood, by strangers, at work, as well as by her family, which may include her parents, children, and husband. She has a high duty to present herself in the best light at all times for those depending on her as well as herself. If for once she doesn’t, and she could be a model of true virtue and ethics, but that one episode without discretion, especially in the public, could cause her to lose her credibly, reputation, and honor. Out of thousands of days of near perfect behavior, she would always be remembered by that ‘one incident’. Why is that so?

Since we probably will not come to a conclusion soon, I think it’s best for women to try to avoid having days that could stain their reputation. A good way is to keep away from things that cause a loss control, coherency, or good judgment. When these things are lost, a woman make decisions and acts in ways that are unseemly for her. Her UN-becoming of womanliness will tarnish her image and ruin the respect of others for her. Others view her at a disadvantage and some take advantage of her at this vulnerable time. Yes, this also makes a poor statement on those who do.

Whether it be drugs or alcohol, yes alcohol is a drug, she should not ever, not once, not even, touch that stuff.

I’ve conversed with many girls who have and regret it because it caused them to lose something precious to them. That precious thing varied per woman, but I hope you will learn from them and keep whatever it is that is precious to you. Don’t do it solely for religion, for family, nor even yourself, although these a good reasons too. But do it, because you have been given the high calling of being an exemplary woman to all in your sphere.

When I tell others I don’t drink alcohol, they think I’m religious and always bring up the fact that Jesus drunk alcohol too. Yes, it’s true, even He admits it (Luke 7:34) and makes that his first miracle (John 2:1-11). But there two things those quoters are ignoring:

1. There are 2 verses in the bible that support drinking and over 50 that reference it as unwise
2. Jesus gave up drinking. That’s right, He said he wouldn’t drink anymore till He got to Heaven and tasted ‘holy wine’ (Luke 22:18)

So that argument that Jesus did it, wont work with me. I will stand firm in my belief that alcohol should never touch a woman’s lips if she can help it. Have I drunk before? Yes. Do I regret it? Yes. Did anything happen? Thank God, No. But why do you regret it? Because I have tasted it, each time it did the opposite of what I expected, and plus it tasted nasty.

I’m so happy I was protected by the Lord from adverse things that could have occurred, until I could understand that drinking was not a choice I wanted to include into my lifestyle. I hope you will join me in my decision too.

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What makes a girl, a girl?

21 Sunday Feb 2016

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Traditionally, when a girl is born in America, she is surrounded pink or yellow in her room, on her clothing, and for her stuff, such as toys, blankets, cups, etc., while boys are given colors like blue and purple.

Why is that?

Is there a predestined path, order and status that each is determined to follow in this region?

Where did that originate from?

In my study of this matter, I found that some things were, on average, attached to one gender or the other. The communities and environment fostered what they understood to be a girls inclination and a boys inclination. And I, being a ‘free traditionalist’ in values, tend to agree with these distinctions.

So how does a girl differ innately from a boy?

I discovered some key distinctions in appearance, thoughts, personalities, habits, & goals. Of course, not everyone in the U.S. falls under this barometer, but I’ve found this to also be generally true in other nations as well.

Girls are…..

*Softer in appearance, look, and visage
*Curvier in shape, now matter what size
*Naturally prettier than boys 🙂
*More expressive with their bodies, voice, and movements
*Very Creative in most, if not all, things
*Idealistic in daily living in future dreams
*Tender, gentle, & caring

Traditionally speaking, this is how girls are viewed. Unfortunately some of these beautiful distinctions have been blurred with the borrowing of masculinity. Knowing this, I am aware of the differences and choose to embrace and celebrate the femininity I was given.

I am a girl, and I am that girl, and I want to be a girl.

I want to perfect every part, idea, and gift of being a girl.

And as the French say when a discussion of how men and women are come up:

“Vive La Difference”! ( long live the difference! )

The Most Important Part of Your Appearance

18 Thursday Feb 2016

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Let’s say I have to rush out the house in 5 minutes for whatever reason. I am unshowered, with a bare face, uncombed hair, and dressed in sweats. The clock is ticking and I only have 4.5 minutes left. I were to pick one area of myself to beautify in that time, knowing what both men and women would examine the most when reading you, and considering the part of a woman that represents the glory God gave her the most, would be…MY HAIR!

I would spend the remaining 4 minutes doing my hair. Although many men say they notice a girls smile and eyes on her body first, he most certainly wouldn’t even look at her is her hair is unseemly. And sometimes he doesn’t see her front first anyway. It is from behind that a man notices her lovely hair and is curious to see her face. Chasing her down until he is satisfied with knowing whom this mysterious long dark haired beauty is. Women too, are moved by another’s beauty symbolized in her hair. She could have full makeup, great features, and nice body, but if her hair is undone, we could care more..

The hair on a woman’s head is a symbol of her soul. Tamable or untameable, wild & free or reserved & restricted, youthful or outdated, our hair tells others about our personas, attitudes, & perspectives on life. It shows them what we believe, what intensity to which we believe it & how to express that belief. Hair is the ultimate reflection of ourselves, our state of health, our creativity or lack thereof.

In this understanding, I spend the most time each day priming, prepping, styling, moisturizing, protecting, experimenting, beautifying, brushing, & conditioning my lovely hair, for myself and others 🙂

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Men, Bring out the Femininity in Her

15 Monday Feb 2016

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Why PINK is every girls favorite color

11 Thursday Feb 2016

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Pink, the mixture of red and white, not a hue*, but a value of red, tinted by white or creme, so not a shade**. Its red, the color of passion and energy, mixed with white, the color of purity, goodness, innocence is the perfect choice for young girls and young women whose inner soul seeks to express its true self, for these are the attributes at the heart of every female, mature or immature.

This ultra feminine color empowers women and weakens men. In this culture, pink represents girls to the fullest meaning, and not boys. Its tint represents softness, youthfulness, tenderness, kindness, nurturing, innocence, romance, beauty, compassion, love, sweetness, and sensitivity. No wonder girls and girly girls love pink! It represents themselves in every aspects of their femininity. Most little girls dream and imagine something, and it is usually a version of themselves in their perfect ideal of maturity. In their youth, they see themselves carrying these innate attributes into adulthood. Sometime life impairs the fulfillment of this vision, but I believe we can recreate a path to restore the original vision. Starting with embracing pink again.

*hue~(the color’s name that represent a wavelength in the spectrum of visible light)
**shade~(darkened value by black)

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Femininity in Literature

08 Monday Feb 2016

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in Love…with Love

05 Friday Feb 2016

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Love…

I’ve always been in love with love, but didn’t realize it until I became an adult.

Everything that hinted or yelled LOVE, I was for!

Romance

Courtship

Love Stories

Poetry

RnB Songs

Any&Every thing!

And now I get to explore this love with a greater understanding and with the knowledge that there is only one true lover, author and giver of love…and that is the Lord.

Really I’ve been in love with Him my whole life and didn’t know He was the One in love with me.

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