Feminine Nurturing & The Garden of Relationships
"The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world"--William Ross Wallace
If you didn't know, my first book EVER, “My Little Black eBook: 200+ Ways To Be Feminine” is now live and available for purchase in the Kindle Store!
In "My Little Black eBook: 200+ Ways To Be Feminine", I describe the 12 tenets of feminine nurturing.
While you will need to purchase the book to see what the 12 tenets of feminine nurturing are, I will tell you that feminine nurturing is the end all and be all to our relationships with masculine men. The survival of a woman's love relationship with a masculine man (be it husband, fiance, brother or son) depends on how well that woman is able to nurture him.
Buy your eBook here.
Men who complain about their "mean" ex-wives, "nagging" mothers, or "uptight" sisters do not really hate these women; these men dislike that the women in their lives lack the skills and compassion to nurture them. Whatever we want to grow, we must nurture it first. We should therefore think of our relationships as flowers in the garden of life and with enough sunshine, water, peace, and love, these flowers will bud, blossom, bloom and bring forth lovely relationship-fruit in no time.
Buy your eBook here.
But if we neglect our relationships or over-tend them, we risk having no garden or a raggedy garden that nobody wants to look at. Relationships take work but if the people we are relating to mean enough to us, then we should educate ourselves on the ways in which we can do that. And for women, it starts (and ends) with feminine nurturing.
If you didn't know, my first book EVER, “My Little Black eBook: 200+ Ways To Be Feminine” is now live and available for purchase in the Kindle Store!
In "My Little Black eBook: 200+ Ways To Be Feminine", I describe the 12 tenets of feminine nurturing.
While you will need to purchase the book to see what the 12 tenets of feminine nurturing are, I will tell you that feminine nurturing is the end all and be all to our relationships with masculine men. The survival of a woman's love relationship with a masculine man (be it husband, fiance, brother or son) depends on how well that woman is able to nurture him.
Buy your eBook here.
Men who complain about their "mean" ex-wives, "nagging" mothers, or "uptight" sisters do not really hate these women; these men dislike that the women in their lives lack the skills and compassion to nurture them. Whatever we want to grow, we must nurture it first. We should therefore think of our relationships as flowers in the garden of life and with enough sunshine, water, peace, and love, these flowers will bud, blossom, bloom and bring forth lovely relationship-fruit in no time.
Buy your eBook here.
But if we neglect our relationships or over-tend them, we risk having no garden or a raggedy garden that nobody wants to look at. Relationships take work but if the people we are relating to mean enough to us, then we should educate ourselves on the ways in which we can do that. And for women, it starts (and ends) with feminine nurturing.
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