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$$RICH$$
10-02-2008, 01:10 AM
They say when we do this it's our Feminine side coming out !
How much truth or water do this hold that we as men have a feminine side .

Exploring the Richness of Authentic Femininity ... Men's sexuality has been robbed of its creative essence. It is now viewed as something that imposes a burden on women (when conception happens to occur), ...
In the last 25-30 years women have been coming into balance and taking their power. This is a good thing. All of the societal rules for gender action and interaction have been thrown in the air. Many men are still scratching their heads because they haven't figured out new ways of being in the world. As women take their power, becoming prominent in the workplace and more independent, men should stay at home to share the household duties and the caretaking of the children and learn the opposite gender role. At this time in history, both genders are being called upon to learn their opposite, developing the full potential of their lives, and balancing their masculine and feminine energies.
I find that the men I work with tend to be towards one end of the scale or the other. For example, there are some men who are the high pressure masculine types who can manifest anything and will do whatever is necessary to get it, but that is basically all they do. They have an undeveloped feminine side. It's not yet part of their repertoire. With the gender role changes, this type of man does not know what to do with a woman like himself.
The opposite side of the story are men who have gone a long way into exploring their feminine side and have decided to stay there as a refuge. This is the man who has a great deal of difficulty manifesting in his life. He may find a niche and stay there. He is often someone who has dreams but cannot manifest them. What I am seeing is many "nice guys" who don't have a strong male identity. A man used to be the sole provider and protector which was a strong and definite role. The old masculine models no longer apply in our society, and new ones have not yet been created. The result is often men don't know who their role models should be. In this case the masculine has been lost or at least buried deeply.

So when they say we as men whin / cry / complaint, it's no more then our Feminine side of our hormones coming out and i've had debates and discussion about it , Do we really have a feminine side and not so masculine as we pretend to have, if so what really is our feminine side / i even been told when we break down to women be caring/ show tenderness we are embracing our feminine side as the hormones take over , do all this hold any truth ?

I said it's not a feminine thing but us as men speaking out on whatever matter / problem or action at the time where we are insearch for results answers and something done with action.
Do we have a feminine side of us that is hidden ??? brothers help me out or better understand this.
sisters please do join in and help clear this up for me ......Or better help me understand this feminine thing , because in my eyes i'm all MAN with no feminine actions.
:qqb013::qqb022::yesno::qqb010:

Kemetstry
10-02-2008, 08:10 AM
They say when we do this it's our Feminine side coming out !
How much truth or water do this hold that we as men have a feminine side .

Exploring the Richness of Authentic Femininity ... Men's sexuality has been robbed of its creative essence. It is now viewed as something that imposes a burden on women (when conception happens to occur), ...
In the last 25-30 years women have been coming into balance and taking their power. This is a good thing. All of the societal rules for gender action and interaction have been thrown in the air. Many men are still scratching their heads because they haven't figured out new ways of being in the world. As women take their power, becoming prominent in the workplace and more independent, men should stay at home to share the household duties and the caretaking of the children and learn the opposite gender role. At this time in history, both genders are being called upon to learn their opposite, developing the full potential of their lives, and balancing their masculine and feminine energies.
I find that the men I work with tend to be towards one end of the scale or the other. For example, there are some men who are the high pressure masculine types who can manifest anything and will do whatever is necessary to get it, but that is basically all they do. They have an undeveloped feminine side. It's not yet part of their repertoire. With the gender role changes, this type of man does not know what to do with a woman like himself.
The opposite side of the story are men who have gone a long way into exploring their feminine side and have decided to stay there as a refuge. This is the man who has a great deal of difficulty manifesting in his life. He may find a niche and stay there. He is often someone who has dreams but cannot manifest them. What I am seeing is many "nice guys" who don't have a strong male identity. A man used to be the sole provider and protector which was a strong and definite role. The old masculine models no longer apply in our society, and new ones have not yet been created. The result is often men don't know who their role models should be. In this case the masculine has been lost or at least buried deeply.

So when they say we as men whin / cry / complaint, it's no more then our Feminine side of our hormones coming out and i've had debates and discussion about it , Do we really have a feminine side and not so masculine as we pretend to have, if so what really is our feminine side / i even been told when we break down to women be caring/ show tenderness we are embracing our feminine side as the hormones take over , do all this hold any truth ?

I said it's not a feminine thing but us as men speaking out on whatever matter / problem or action at the time where we are insearch for results answers and something done with action.
Do we have a feminine side of us that is hidden ??? brothers help me out or better understand this.
sisters please do join in and help clear this up for me ......Or better help me understand this feminine thing , because in my eyes i'm all MAN with no feminine actions.
:qqb013::qqb022::yesno::qqb010:



*Waiting to see if anyone will say this a hatefilled, negative thread*

:em2300::SuN049::nuts::)

AAlicia25
10-02-2008, 11:19 AM
I agree with you... when a man expresses his emotions, it’s not his feminine side emerging; it’s just him relating to another human being. I do not like this gender role assignment nonsense that a lot of people follow; it causes confusion and prevents many people from presenting their true selves out of fear of being mocked. So by all means, if any man would like to express any care, compassion and tenderness in my direction please it will be happily welcomed…

anAfrican
10-02-2008, 01:52 PM
So by all means, if any man would like to express any care, compassion and tenderness in my direction please it will be happily welcomed…unh-uh, not me, you won't see that mushy stuff coming out of this direction!!!

unless you happen to be Life (any Life) in need! ... which, while i sometimes wish it were otherwise, doesn't rule out even "mrlegend" or khem or james. <grin>

anAfrican
10-02-2008, 02:00 PM
mere propaganda.

as long as "we" are convinced that this is "feminine" we ain't gonna touch it and stay "hard". which is good for those that don't want to see/help us grow/change or liberate ourselves.

it ain't "feminine" to care, to have compassion, to be able, and/or want, to reach out to help someone for no other reason that you are there, you can be supportive and that you could sure use the same helping hand once in a while yourself.

jamesfrmphilly
10-02-2008, 06:17 PM
if any man would like to express any care, compassion and tenderness in my direction please it will be happily welcomed…
i'll give you some care and tenderness baby.....:10900:

triniti424
10-02-2008, 08:53 PM
I agree with you... when a man expresses his emotions, it’s not his feminine side emerging; it’s just him relating to another human being. I do not like this gender role assignment nonsense that a lot of people follow; it causes confusion and prevents many people from presenting their true selves out of fear of being mocked. So by all means, if any man would like to express any care, compassion and tenderness in my direction please it will be happily welcomed…

Well said sistah :) :read: :)

Clyde Coger
10-02-2008, 09:00 PM
I agree with you... when a man expresses his emotions, it’s not his feminine side emerging; it’s just him relating to another human being. I do not like this gender role assignment nonsense that a lot of people follow; it causes confusion and prevents many people from presenting their true selves out of fear of being mocked. So by all means, if any man would like to express any care, compassion and tenderness in my direction please it will be happily welcomed…





AAlicia25,
:bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:

And I agree with triniti24, well said, AAlicia25, well said!

$$RICH$$
10-02-2008, 09:56 PM
lol......just as i thought.....

it's not so much of the caring but the fact that when we complaint / whin and stuff

do we carry a side as such is what i'm asking because i said we don't .

Clyde Coger
10-03-2008, 02:43 AM
lol......just as i thought.....

it's not so much of the caring but the fact that when we complaint / whin and stuff

do we carry a side as such is what i'm asking because i said we don't .




$$RICH$$,

In my view Rich, not necessarily a side. A creationist view is that woman was made from man, which in no way justifies homosexuality, or the gender combination. So, depending on your world view, the answer changes.

sweet apple*pie
10-18-2008, 11:13 PM
I thought this was a very insightful, and much needed thread Richy Rich :star:

You know, I have often wondered about the "sentiment" of a man, and I prefer to call it that, simply because buzz words such as being "feminine" and "emotional" have men running in the opposite direction :horse: I feel as if the subject could be addressed properly, by the selection of words.

Yes, men need to be taught how to connect with their humanistc side, not mushy, soft, womanly side, but humanistic side, because like you said, "It's about connecting one human to another" (I believe Carl Rogers the psychologist proposed exceptional thought to this concept.)

You cannot possibly expect a man to want to go anywhere near emotions, once he is grown. It must be taught in childhood, to be learned properly. (Kinda like trying to get a 10 year old kid to listen to you, when you have not been whippin' thay behind since they were young, lol :D)

The only way a man will tap into his emotions, is when he is good and ready. And for some, that day may never come. But I agree..times are changing, and we all need to learn to adapt to each others roles. Maybe it would cut down on some of this divorce. :?:




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