Although I gave my impressions earlier, and read everyone's responses, I decided to share the story of this Woman I met recently, who is the most amazing Woman I have ever met.
She's certainly the strongest one I've ever met, (and I know some STRONG women!) and if the world were a little more like her, the Shift would come sooner.
She's tall and delicate and earthy, ethereal too. Mid 50's, half snow white hair, the longer half blonde with streaks and curls of brown. (halfway down her back). She has piercing blue eyes, freckles and a delightful laugh. She and her sister both got pregnant in the 70's and decided to birth each others babies at home, and they DID.
Now she has three kids of her own, two hospital born and the last..born at home. And she has four grandchildren, THREE of which she has birthed at home with her daughters. And she is getting ready to deliver the fourth this month. At HOME. Now THAT is a woman.
Strong, confident, loving, NO FEAR. She lives out by the Blue Ridge Parkway and often sleeps outdoors, and often on the floor by an open window in the winter when it's too cold to be outside. Her and husband of 35 years have beds and nice furniture, she just likes being close to the earth.
In this respect, I'd say she is a warrior of some type. They just don't make them like that anymore. She certainly has my respect (and adoration.)
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"I think women are stronger than men."
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- Differences between men and women
- It is a pointless statement
- "I think women are stronger than men."
- re: Differences between men and women
- re: Differences between men and women
- re: Differences between men and women
- What do you you mean by "Strong"?
- or, "When does a generalization become a stereotype?"
- "Testosterone talks, estrogen walks."
- Some are, some aren't
- Winston Chruchill:
- Let me ask my wife :)
- In some ways
