fem·i·nism
–noun
In recent years, we have seen drastic changes. Women are now world leaders. Women are competing in physical sports. Women are, essentially, treated like men.
Our femininity is a gift from God.
God created the woman to be the perfect, loving companion to his previous creation, man. She was to be his partner, his helpmeet, and his best friend.
God created men and women very differently.
Man is the strong, tough being. He doesn't let his emotions get the better of him, and he thinks of the big picture. His goal in life is to make big changes in the world. He protects, and defends. He is the leader.
Woman is the tender, softer being. She gets very emotional, and she is content to contemplate life's little blessings. She is more industrious around the household, and she is the caretaker. She relies on Man to protect her and her family. She is the helper.

1.
the doctrine advocating social, political, and all other rights of women equal to those of men.
2.
( sometimes initial capital letter
) an organized movement for the attainment of such rights for women.
3.
feminine character.
Feminism.
Once upon a time, feminists were women merely advocating women's basic rights. They wanted to be able to vote; they wanted to be able to have a voice, and to help influence their country's decisions. Some of them were treated like objects, and they were tired of it.
I have no problems with this. I believe women are human, and women have just as much a right as men to be heard.
HOWEVER,
I believe that the whole Feminist movement has gone too far. Women are now wanting to rule over
men, become like men.
How interesting that, in trying to glorify their own sex, these women are becoming more and more masculine!
Womanhood is a beautiful, beautiful thing.
God created the woman to be the perfect, loving companion to his previous creation, man. She was to be his partner, his helpmeet, and his best friend.
God created men and women very differently.
Man is the strong, tough being. He doesn't let his emotions get the better of him, and he thinks of the big picture. His goal in life is to make big changes in the world. He protects, and defends. He is the leader.
Woman is the tender, softer being. She gets very emotional, and she is content to contemplate life's little blessings. She is more industrious around the household, and she is the caretaker. She relies on Man to protect her and her family. She is the helper.
God created Man and Woman differently because he had different roles for them to play. Woman was to be the wife, the mother and the housekeeper. She was to obey, love and cherish Man. She was to be the more humble of the two, and was to submit to Man's authority.
Today, our culture has twisted everything around. No longer is there a need to difference between Man and Woman. A manly woman is perfectly acceptable, as is a effeminate man. No longer are we disgusted by this denial of our sex. People may go and have a gender change, something so blatantly wrong and immoral, and our culture approves of it. Today's culture is that of feelings. If it feels good, it is appropriate.
If we feel as though we were born the wrong sex, then it is perfectly fine to go and mutilate our bodies to change ourselves.
Women are now allowed to dress like men, work like men and speak like men. They have manly jobs, like construction. They play manly sports like hockey and even boxing. These days, women who are humble and feminine are frowned upon. They are told that they must stand up for themselves, and that their femininity is weakness.
I, however, disagree.
I think that it takes so much more strength to hold our tongue than to speak our mind. I think it is so much easier to be prideful than to be humble. Trust me, I have experience with this!
If we have to fight battles to conquer our faults, then does that not make us the strong ones?
People these days tell us that women are just as good, if not better than man. They tell us that a woman who submits to a man is being downtrodden and deserves better.
That may be so. But is it what we are called to?
The first sin was committed by a woman. The Fall was the fault of Eve, not Adam.
Yes, Adam ate the fruit, but Eve tempted Adam. She lured him away from God, despite the fact that it was unintentional.
If Eve had listened and obeyed her superior, God, who is portrayed as male, she would not have sinned.
Why should we be feminine? After all, a woman has so much power over a man. Why should she not use it?
The answer is this; because God has called us to a life of humility and love. We are to always be second in command, always looking up to Man. We are not the leaders, man is.
A proud, hard woman is an ugly woman. No matter her looks, no matter her clothes.
A humble, tender woman is beautiful. She radiates love and captivates those around her. She is a princess.
And she will attract a prince.
There is no such thing as a masculine princess.
xo
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