how to reclaim feminine energy [from masculine and miserable to feminine and thriving]

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In this episode, Elle delves into the topic of reclaiming femininity and how it is embodied rather than performed. She discusses the importance of self-understanding and daily practices that can help women embrace their femininity outside societal norms and expectations. Elle shares her personal journey of moving from a masculine, misaligned state to embracing her feminine energy. Elle also addresses the issue of consumerism and societal systems that dictate what femininity should look like, emphasizing that femininity is a lifestyle and not a costume. She discusses how the contemporary perception of femininity, often dictated by media and consumer culture, can be misleading and restrictive. She further explores the idea of 'Trad Wives' and how their lifestyle can often lean towards masculinity. Elle encourages her listeners to embody their femininity by engaging in activities that they love and enjoy, without feeling guilty or being influenced by societal expectations. She closes the podcast by urging her listeners to wake up to the reality that it's okay not to fit into prescribed social norms of femininity.

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  • @123aimee4
    @123aimee44 ай бұрын

    Femininity on social media has just become about overconsumption...buy these makeup products, buy this dress, buy this freaking portable cup, etc.. It's no wonder the besties are not waking up because they are not doing the inner work!

  • @kiaray00

    @kiaray00

    4 ай бұрын

    I wholeheartedly agree! I used to follow a girl who gave a lot of feminine advice, etc and I unfollowed because I felt that “being feminine” was all about external factors. Like for a example dressing in a specific way. Then I realized that true femininity comes with inner work & authenticity.

  • @slayfaee

    @slayfaee

    4 ай бұрын

    This! Capitalization invades everything and if anything it brings financial detriment to women. It’s easier for them to buy things rather than do shadow work or set boundaries 🙃

  • @TreasureForeverOfficial

    @TreasureForeverOfficial

    4 ай бұрын

    Many people don’t understand what it means to be connected to your heart and soul. These big companies need to go out of business I’ve been seeing really weird things in ads lately. Stop “buying in” to it ❤

  • @arsenic9584

    @arsenic9584

    4 ай бұрын

    well-spotted!!!!!!

  • @madeleineclark283

    @madeleineclark283

    4 ай бұрын

    Thank you! You're so right. It's ALL about appearance, and purchasing things to enhance it like makeup, clothing, accessories, skincare, false eyelashes and nails etc etc etc. Femininity is so much richer and deeper than that. We are the mothers, the witches, the healers, the intuitives, and the oracles. Reducing feminine energy to the superficial is a crime

  • @user-uv9vw2ps1v
    @user-uv9vw2ps1v4 ай бұрын

    You don’t NEED to be more feminine. You ARE already feminine. Just don’t force yourself to be masculine to fit in or even force yourself to be feminine. Just be. Feminine energy is not about stategy. Like wearing this and that TO feel x y. However if you do FEEL more feminine when you wear a dress. Go for it. It has to be easy and makes you feel happy 💗 Just don’t forget that you have both energies. Use them wisely depending on situations. I love you girls ❤

  • @subliminalmuse

    @subliminalmuse

    4 ай бұрын

    Exactly ❤

  • @JB-bl6qo

    @JB-bl6qo

    4 ай бұрын

    Love this ❤️

  • @Himmiefan

    @Himmiefan

    4 ай бұрын

    Thank you!

  • @user-uv9vw2ps1v

    @user-uv9vw2ps1v

    4 ай бұрын

    @@Himmiefan you’re welcome 🫶🏻

  • @YouKnowMeDuh

    @YouKnowMeDuh

    3 ай бұрын

    Women have base feminine energy just like men have base masculine energy. Just let it flow!

  • @KhaledaParvin-rb6ez
    @KhaledaParvin-rb6ez4 ай бұрын

    ✨Hey bestie...🥺 ✨Bestie Wake up😠✨

  • @TheFeminineLinguist

    @TheFeminineLinguist

    4 ай бұрын

    So true bestie

  • @Metzcalli

    @Metzcalli

    4 ай бұрын

    😅❤

  • @GoddessCoded

    @GoddessCoded

    4 ай бұрын

    Love this about her 😂 she’s like the best friend who just wants what’s best for us and will give us a kick in the pants to make sure that happens lol

  • @DlitMusic

    @DlitMusic

    Ай бұрын

    💯 ready to wake up bestie 👏🏽👍🏾🥳🤩😊😁😎

  • @keating955
    @keating9554 ай бұрын

    love how she's on my feed everytime i need her. so proud to be a part of the spoilt girlies support group!!

  • @therealmanifestelle

    @therealmanifestelle

    4 ай бұрын

    🥹🥹🫶🏽

  • @alwaysyouramanda

    @alwaysyouramanda

    4 ай бұрын

    Spoilt!! ❤

  • @hippie1252

    @hippie1252

    4 ай бұрын

    😘

  • @morefeathers

    @morefeathers

    4 ай бұрын

    not related but is it fine to be a tomboy? (not a tomboy just curious)

  • @lostandfond2163

    @lostandfond2163

    4 ай бұрын

    ❤️❤️❤️

  • @HighFrequencyGuru
    @HighFrequencyGuru4 ай бұрын

    I feel like a very feminine woman wearing sweats. I’m literally feminine af but I feel masculine when I have to help men survive.

  • @tallyshay217

    @tallyshay217

    4 ай бұрын

    THIS - just one more thing to clarify what went wrong in my last relationship. I bought us a house, I bought him a truck, I helped him through college. I wish I knew this years ago, but at least I know now.

  • @Nyyy777

    @Nyyy777

    4 ай бұрын

    This! I’m from NYC, we have different aesthetics to fashion and femininity. What makes me feel manly is helping men with anything!!!

  • @HighFrequencyGuru

    @HighFrequencyGuru

    4 ай бұрын

    @@Nyyy777 right lol

  • @HaleyMary

    @HaleyMary

    4 ай бұрын

    I feel like a feminine woman in jeans and a t shirt and also when I wear a dress. I don't feel feminine when I have to wear dress pants and a dress shirt with a logo on it for work. It just makes me feel frumpy. When I wear a dress or jeans, I feel more girly.

  • @ZalemMoon

    @ZalemMoon

    3 ай бұрын

    @@HaleyMary I can feel feminine in the most "masculine" looking clothing, but it's because it makes me feel comfy and happy, and my feminine energy comes out of that. 🥰

  • @alaskayoung584
    @alaskayoung5844 ай бұрын

    happy international women's day ladies!! 💗💗

  • @Oisemuzeime

    @Oisemuzeime

    4 ай бұрын

    I wish you same right back SG ❤

  • @Lilac_Pearl

    @Lilac_Pearl

    4 ай бұрын

    🎀Happy women's day🫂🎉🌺

  • @JB-bl6qo

    @JB-bl6qo

    4 ай бұрын

    💕💕💕

  • @emtsnuami559
    @emtsnuami5594 ай бұрын

    “because women are destruction as much as they are creation.” that duality is what i needed to hear.

  • @phtherapyxcast7996

    @phtherapyxcast7996

    2 ай бұрын

    Reminds of my godess Kali, a Hindu godess of divine femininity and destruction. She is worshipped throughout India, yet women are the most disrespected in this country. Funnily enough women who are successful and speak up for themselves are insultingly labelled as "Durga" another divine form of Kali. These men will worship female gods but then go ahead and disrespect the women in their lives, even using their godesses's names as insults

  • @veronikaljungberg7149

    @veronikaljungberg7149

    10 күн бұрын

    Yes!

  • @Virginia-mh2kw
    @Virginia-mh2kw4 ай бұрын

    Understanding your hormonal cycle is one of the best way to live in alignment with your femininity. Being softer and slower during certain hormone phases, and understanding it's the fundamental nature of your body. It's not something you have to constantly be working to "overcome" so that you can be an ultra productive girlboss 24/7.

  • @PaniACoCo

    @PaniACoCo

    4 ай бұрын

    I have ADHD. I read that hormonal cycles impact how ADHD presents. It changed my life. I used to try to keep the same rythm every day of the month and felt awful when I couldn't. Now I'm listening to my body. When I'm on my period I do the bare minimum and rest, when I'm ovulating I feel more creative and I do more. Of course I have to do certain things on time, but my goal is to have a life that can follow my inner rythm.

  • @catstrawford

    @catstrawford

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@PaniACoCooh I need to read up on this!

  • @Lilac_Pearl

    @Lilac_Pearl

    4 ай бұрын

    That's so true 👏 I feel so much at peace when I work with my menstrual cycle rather than against it. 🫂❤‍🩹

  • @michelledaisy4466

    @michelledaisy4466

    4 ай бұрын

    Cycle syncing ❤ Yessss!!

  • @lilyangel333

    @lilyangel333

    4 ай бұрын

    Ummm yesssss ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @RP-uu7oq
    @RP-uu7oq4 ай бұрын

    Just when a powerful feminine rage came over me, you posted. I was LITERALLY ranting about men's propaganda that "we aren't ourselves when we're emotional. We aren't in our right minds. We can't make good, sound decisions when we're in our emotions". They can speak for themselves. Your wisdom that men don't have good advice for women is so true. When I'm in my femininity, I AM emotional, and I feel my most divine. When I write my words of rage and go back to them, they ring just as true in a moment of calm. If men can't say the same, it speaks nothing to women, who have been forced to propagate change through feminine rage for lifetimes. From now on, if my calm comes from a place of guilt, I will recognize it for the patriarchal cowing that it is. I claim my calm from a sense of peace and well being.

  • @AsNatureIntended13

    @AsNatureIntended13

    4 ай бұрын

    Love this !

  • @recklessmermaid

    @recklessmermaid

    4 ай бұрын

    THIS 💯

  • @Lilac_Pearl

    @Lilac_Pearl

    4 ай бұрын

    So well said, girlie❤💯🫂totally agree with you

  • @persephrotisv.2655

    @persephrotisv.2655

    4 ай бұрын

  • @MeandmySara

    @MeandmySara

    4 ай бұрын

    So true about coming back to what you wrote in rage over men doing what they do AGAIN, and thinking “yeah, now that I’m calm I can once again reiterate that my opinion HAS NOT CHANGED.” SO true. So sick of being told I’m not thinking straight. Of course maybe I will word it differently in a calm state, but it never once was some hallucinatory rant that made no sense.

  • @funnygaming2672
    @funnygaming26724 ай бұрын

    My hobbies are ball python breeding, fashion and art/jewelry making, i feel like a free medusa while taking care of my gorgeous snake. 💅🏽

  • @schuylergeery-zink1923

    @schuylergeery-zink1923

    4 ай бұрын

    I love snakes!! 🐍 my mom never let me have one 😭 Now I have a Belgian Malinois and a cat and that’s enough for me rn also my husband is like… not an adamant no but he’s a bit hesitant about snakes lol maybe one day. You get it Medusa! 💖

  • @yudie2

    @yudie2

    4 ай бұрын

    That’s cool af! ❤

  • @Lilac_Pearl

    @Lilac_Pearl

    4 ай бұрын

    That's so awesome👏

  • @joycejoy4119

    @joycejoy4119

    4 ай бұрын

    Snakes are associated with Goddesses in many cultures ❤

  • @MeandmySara

    @MeandmySara

    4 ай бұрын

    Love it for you!!!

  • @Metzcalli
    @Metzcalli4 ай бұрын

    I love how she described that “American” tradwife as Masculine, very interesting take!

  • @asongfromunderthefloorboards

    @asongfromunderthefloorboards

    3 ай бұрын

    I am no longer religious but I once heard a sermon about how things men often consider "masculine" are feminine because they're about comfort and self-centeredness, showing off. Like if you go to the gym to take gym selfies it's unmasculine, if you sit around watching sportsball and drinking beer, it's unmasculine. So I am not surprised that a lot of the stereotypes of femininity, even within the "tradwife" movement, are actually masculine traits. My church was very conservative but there is a tendency, which Bp. Richard Williamson (terrible person, btw) calls "Fiftiesism" - the tendency to hold up the post-war 1950s as ideal instead of looking to centuries past. A lot of our labels of what is masculine and feminine are very messy. Western culture largely comes from Roman culture and the defined "virtues" as characteristics a man should have ("vir" is Latin for "man"). It took a while for them to develop positive attributes that they thought women should have ("feminine virtues") and they never necessarily caught on well. We still often see the masculine things in life as the positive things because men rule the world (even though women run it).

  • @kookie_2178

    @kookie_2178

    Ай бұрын

    She's so right about those tradwives. They're business women making money from cosplaying as tradwives😂😂😂

  • @Dabbycatt
    @Dabbycatt4 ай бұрын

    I wear sweats, lots of black, have tattoos, piercings... I feel quite femme and am treated as such. It's definitely a mindset! Find a style you enjoy and others will start to enjoy it too. ❤

  • @JenniferJohnson-ub3gt

    @JenniferJohnson-ub3gt

    4 ай бұрын

    Me too, love my tattoos 😁

  • @Dabbycatt

    @Dabbycatt

    4 ай бұрын

    @@JenniferJohnson-ub3gt Yes! Tattooed ladies rule!! 😍

  • @bandanarathore

    @bandanarathore

    4 ай бұрын

    I am on my health journey of loosing fat and gain more muscles to feel really cool in my loose grey sweats. Last night I had a talk with my husband about where I want to get tattoos and piercings that might not interfere with my job (school teacher) but still let me feel my feminin side.. and no colour can ever beat black.

  • @gjinkalla23

    @gjinkalla23

    4 ай бұрын

    Oh sounds loveable❤

  • @slayfaee

    @slayfaee

    4 ай бұрын

    Yes! Most of my wardrobe is black and I have multiple large, visible tattoos. Still feeling feminine and authentic!

  • @SapphireChristella
    @SapphireChristella4 ай бұрын

    This is the first time I’ve heard feminine energy described in a way that isn’t misogynistic or off putting. It’s unfortunate that femininity being an individual expression is a revolutionary thought but I appreciate you voicing it. Thank you for creating spaces that spread information which can help other femmes move with more discernment in a world that’s hell bent on keeping us complacent and in the dark.

  • @jam-jam1219
    @jam-jam12194 ай бұрын

    I have my dad's face like carbon copy... Even our eyebrow shape is the same. Throughout my whole childhood whenever I wear girly clothes i was made fun of or called names because I look like my dad and that hurt a lot. Idk what happened but something in me snapped and i stopped caring about people's words. That did it. I became more feminine when I was solely focusing on myself and doing what makes me happy.

  • @instagamrr
    @instagamrr4 ай бұрын

    Oh man, when that woman said “I want to feel more like a woman, and this sucks” i totally felt that. All I want is to be able to be feminine and actually survive instead of being trampled on - I’ve had to rework my entire life to be able to actually be the original version of myself and stay in my feminine energy

  • @GetElevatedWithMe

    @GetElevatedWithMe

    4 ай бұрын

    I feel this so much ❤❤❤ sending you good vibes sis

  • @instagamrr

    @instagamrr

    4 ай бұрын

    @@GetElevatedWithMe this is so sweet, thank you! Currently my life is way better and I’m dating a man who’s finally taken the financial pressure off me. It’s just taken me 38 years to get here, largely thanks to channels like this one that made me realize it’s possible ♥

  • @GetElevatedWithMe

    @GetElevatedWithMe

    4 ай бұрын

    @@instagamrr I am so freakin PROUD of you yessssss!!! I’m 39 so we’re basically twins lol. I’m so thankful that we both found women who inspired us to become who we are today. I have changed so many times just in the past 6 months alone and I’m so happy! 🩷

  • @GetElevatedWithMe

    @GetElevatedWithMe

    4 ай бұрын

    @@instagamrr also lock down that ring 💍 🤣 my spouse and I both were like ehhh about marriage but honestly I love it.

  • @UknownAfrican

    @UknownAfrican

    4 ай бұрын

    So I’m a guy but I just thought I would add my 2 cents and say you should also balance your Masculine as well. You don’t want be completely Feminine because you’ll get trampled on like you said. You have to have boundaries, self respect and assertiveness as well as the willingness to put that into practice. I think it’s a balance at the end of the day of the two energies. Ying and Yang.

  • @Carbon.Rose914
    @Carbon.Rose9144 ай бұрын

    “Rage resets everything” yes, in preparation for creation. Exactly this. Thank you for this perspective, love.❤

  • @LotusesGalaxyOcean

    @LotusesGalaxyOcean

    4 ай бұрын

    They are not in contradiction. My favorite metaphor is the ocean. The ocean is richly full of life and life giving. It can also turn on a dime and destroy on an untold scale. To be female is to be the ocean. Righteous eldritch fury is completely naturally feminine. It is also a terrifying threat…. So why not tell women they should never be that. In modern media terms think movie Maleficent.

  • @artemisia4718
    @artemisia47184 ай бұрын

    Skirts and dresses for me are symbols of the religious oppression I had to live under for more than 20 years. What I really like are Iron Rangers and overalls, and no man or woman is going to shame me into a dress ever again.

  • @Maria-ow8pk

    @Maria-ow8pk

    4 ай бұрын

    Good for you! I was forced to wear skirts as well. The first time I was able to wear pants I felt free and secure in my body. I was able to move without worrying about my hemline coming up by accident. Now I only wear skirts for warm weather if I feel like it. No more cold, wind-burned legs!

  • @artemisia4718

    @artemisia4718

    4 ай бұрын

    @@Maria-ow8pk I had zero fashion sense when I left because of so many years being trapped inside my body and being shamed for being a woman. I’m still learning what I like to wear, and appreciating other women’s sense of style so much.

  • @Maria-ow8pk

    @Maria-ow8pk

    4 ай бұрын

    Same girl! 👏👏I felt like a prisoner inside myself and my body was not my own. I also appreciate fashion and beauty! I used to hide and cover up but I've been growing and getting out of my comfort zone bit by bit each year. 💄🪞✨@@artemisia4718

  • @asongfromunderthefloorboards

    @asongfromunderthefloorboards

    3 ай бұрын

    I came out of that a few years ago. I split up with my ex-fiance and left the Church in 2018, realizing that I don't want to be like these people. I spent way too long trying to fit in with people who I realized were not good people. In 2019, I went back to school. I graduated in 2022 and went from making $30k to $100k. I moved into my first solo apartment and spent the last year and a half learning about myself. So I have domestic skills, sure. It's the domesticated femininity not the fashionable feminity. But "womanhood", I don't know. I don't know how to define womanhood for myself outside of toxic baggage. Being labeled a woman feels like pressure to fit into a certain mold. So I dropped it. So I retained the aspects of feminity I liked but dropped the womanhood. I also am coming into my masculinity more, both in my career and in dating women and I like it. I think everyone finds their balance.

  • @Chimalmita1
    @Chimalmita14 ай бұрын

    Simone de Beauvoir wrote a profund and extensive analysis of houselabour and one of her main points is that it doesn't create long-term effects, it's repetitive and it's a never ending cycle - you cook a meal, then it's eaten, you clean and then the dust and dirt appears again. So basically, the traditionally female houselabour doesn't produce anything that would last longer than a few hours.

  • @dolcisima___

    @dolcisima___

    4 ай бұрын

    honestly, this negative concept of house work seems written by a man

  • @mirianalajtman7728

    @mirianalajtman7728

    4 ай бұрын

    It has wonderful longterm effects! Your family feeling comfortable and peaceful when the house is beautifully put together and clean. When home cooked food is made. Yes I understand sometimes the children and husband take a clean home and home cooked food for granted but EVERYONES quality of life including the woman who does the house labor goes up when it's made a priority.

  • @cbreeze123

    @cbreeze123

    4 ай бұрын

    It feels very short lived, the satisfaction I get from a clean, well organized home. And a home cooked meal. All the hard work I do can be wiped out in a matter of minutes. It’s like dedicating hours to draw a portrait. I saw its beauty for about 5 minutes and then someone comes and splashes paint all over it. Everyday.

  • @mirianalajtman7728

    @mirianalajtman7728

    4 ай бұрын

    @@cbreeze123 the affect and quality is absorbed through. It makes a difference to you and others seeing all your hard work. A woman makes a house a home for everyone.

  • @SoVidushi

    @SoVidushi

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@dolcisima___ no, actually. A man would likely say those things don't matter because they don't yield lasting results, Simone says it is shortlived and yet everything would fall apart without it. I think the point is that the shortlivedness explains why it has been thankless for so long and women have been okay with it being thankless when it shouldn't be

  • @hannahr7198
    @hannahr71984 ай бұрын

    I have noticed that spending time regularly working on my writing gives me a glow up. I don’t change anything else about my life, but will just prioritize my creative work and it’s like I develop a lit-from-within glow. Now I am realizing that It’s only when I get into a more masculine mindset with that work, focusing on deadlines and long term ambitions, that I notice that glow fade. This video was an eye opener. Thank you.

  • @TheGhostofAbigailMills

    @TheGhostofAbigailMills

    4 ай бұрын

    I love your comment so much, I vibe with it so heavy. I'm a writer, too, and when I try to force it, I'm miserable. Whereas when I'm in that flow state and letting the story unspool, its so effortless and wonderful. Rooting for you, bestie!

  • @RhythmAddictedState

    @RhythmAddictedState

    4 ай бұрын

    I make music and it works exactly the same for me. When I work on my music the way I want to, I feel some kind of joy and satisfaction that I don't feel when working with deadlines or with ambition in mind. I feel inexplicably happier overall, even though I've changed nothing in my life otherwise. It's like I feel the strength to take on more challenging stuff than usual.

  • @l.s.d.5863

    @l.s.d.5863

    3 ай бұрын

    I feel like this is just a general conflict all people in creative pursuits face, rather than a gendered thing.

  • @rocio5045
    @rocio50454 ай бұрын

    All women are feminine, because all women are the female sex. It doesn't matter how you dress, what hobbies you have or what things you like... you're still a (feminine) woman. Be yourself and don't let anyone say to you that you're less of a woman because of any reason.

  • @HauteHorizon

    @HauteHorizon

    4 ай бұрын

    💯🎯

  • @JenniferJohnson-ub3gt

    @JenniferJohnson-ub3gt

    4 ай бұрын

    I agree with this so much. I do what I love, most of it isn't seen as feminine ( riding a Harley, flying planes, being in the military, fixing cars). In my mind, these things can be feminine because I am a female, and I love doing them.

  • @rocio5045

    @rocio5045

    4 ай бұрын

    @@JenniferJohnson-ub3gt Absolutely! I also love things that are not seen as "feminine" and people constantly make fun of me because of that, despite that, I still enjoy those activities. As you said, in my mind, the hobbies that I like are feminine, because a woman (me) is carrying them out.

  • @decoraqueena6413

    @decoraqueena6413

    4 ай бұрын

    Facts! We shouldn't pothole and trap ourselves into rigid roles and performative antics like men do.

  • @Saskfinest1

    @Saskfinest1

    4 ай бұрын

    ​​@@decoraqueena6413Your biology does that for you in general. If you look at generalities, men and women choose different jobs for a reason. How are roles defined? By choices, If you look at stats. Men and women choose completely different ways to live life. This is due to biology.

  • @thelorax616
    @thelorax6164 ай бұрын

    This may sound weird, but since I made the decision to stop shaving my underarms, I’ve felt more feminine. It’s not everyone’s jam, but to me it has always imparted this “wild” aesthetic that I feel so comfortable and powerful in. This video has really validated that for me.

  • @ZalemMoon

    @ZalemMoon

    3 ай бұрын

    I feel the same way. Not shaving is being natural and carefree, which always seemed so feminine to me. Shaving seems so masculine to me because it's about control and dominance over nature.

  • @Alixir1228

    @Alixir1228

    11 күн бұрын

    I just simply started forgetting to shave my legs and armpits because being more in my feminine energy, I have different priorities 🥰. (Still shave the cat occasionally, only because I like that it's more sensitive)

  • @BellaRigelOrion
    @BellaRigelOrion4 ай бұрын

    The scrunchie moment was so adorable & endearing. It's fun seeing another side of you when you're not having to big sis it for us all!

  • @foosh106
    @foosh1064 ай бұрын

    Literally I went thru the same i-need-to-try-more-dresses-to-'reclaim'-my-femininity phase. It made me feel SO uncomfortable in my body, I hated it and then that made me feel like I was somehow a failure at woman-ing. It sounds so stupid and obvious now but it stopped after I realized that dressing more 'masculine' was what I LIKED and made me most comfortable, happy and even sexy feeling in my body because it was aligned with what /I/ liked/wanted instead of what I thought I /should/ like or want. And it doesn't make me feel less 'girly', if anything I feel more so now because I'm at ease and enjoying my own appearance more.

  • @ZalemMoon

    @ZalemMoon

    3 ай бұрын

    Same! I HATE dresses and other "feminine" clothing, I wear very "masculine" clothing, but somehow I feel the most feminine wearing masculine clothing because it makes me feel happy, comfy, and safe, and I liked how my body looks in them. This automatically brings out my feminine energy. I don't have to look feminine to be feminine 💖

  • @vikki8699
    @vikki86994 ай бұрын

    Funnily enough, I feel feminine when I am motorcycling, travelling, being out in nature, learning new useful skill and baking. I love cooking and baking but not constantly to "please" someone. I prefer being out on my motorcycle having an adventure. Motorcycling taught me how to properly groom my hair so its healthy whilst riding. 🏍❤️ I feel masculine when I am expected to do male roles as well as my feminine roles. To do men's work whilst the man around does nothing. Yeah... I stopped that. I love wearing dresses, heels, make-up and pampering myself. I will say this, I feel most feminine when I am free and bave freedom. When I take care of my skin, my body, my mental health, relaxing, creating something beautiful and enjoying my hobbies that feed my soul. 🏍🌸

  • @melodytar9706

    @melodytar9706

    Ай бұрын

    So true, i love riding my vespa so much, it really just calms something down in me, even my dad can see that riding my vespa makes me happy, its really a glow up.

  • @alienfromplanether
    @alienfromplanether4 ай бұрын

    I went to a technical high school for fashion design, as a woman who is 6' this made me feel so feminine finally, knowing that I can tailor my clothes to actually fit my body gave me so much confidence. My teacher was wonderful and I learned so much about textiles and I can construct a garment from the ground up until this day ❤

  • @Metzcalli
    @Metzcalli4 ай бұрын

    I think one solution is to actually detach less from actions that we perceive as “masculine”, it doesn’t mean wear a dress, it means if we are performing masculinity-step back from those subtle to explicit behaviors we perceive as “masculine” to us.

  • @JOYsmr
    @JOYsmr4 ай бұрын

    Anyone else feel so feminine without makeup on? Nothing man made, just vibes. But then sometimes I feel feminine in a fun makeup look too and I enjoy making myself an artefact of beauty. Sometimes I feel feminine at the gym lifting weights and sometimes I feel feminine going for a gentle walk. What femininity means to me is like a roll of the dice every single day. I always wake up with new needs, new ideas, new curiosities❤

  • @tayla3934

    @tayla3934

    4 ай бұрын

    I agree! Sometimes I feel I look more masculine with makeup. I think some makeup trends were derived from drag artists so it may be too harsh. I’ve been wanting to explore Korean makeup styles because it’s softer.

  • @albav.b.7925

    @albav.b.7925

    2 ай бұрын

    Totally. The worst thing about makeup, in my opinion, is that it can create a certain dysphoria towards your natural face. If you don't put on makeup every day, you get used to your "real" face and stop worrying about whether your foundation is ruined or your lipstick is smudged. The rest of the world notices that confidence too. If one day you want to put on makeup, it will stand out more. But on normal days, you will go to bed and wake up looking good. I know quite a few women over 50 who don't normally wear makeup, sometimes they also have gray hair, and they transmit a very special freshness. Some are not particularly pretty, but their faces are very pleasant to look at. I know this is sometimes a thing to criticize on pickmeshas, ​​but It isn't in those vibes at all. It's not about bragging about how good your skin looks without makeup, or not "needing" it in front of other women who wear it. It's about feeling comfortable with something as personal as your face. It also makes it easier to reapply your sunscreen, which cannot be missed. 🌞

  • @DlitMusic

    @DlitMusic

    Ай бұрын

    Great comment, our natural look is beautiful and a great vibe in it's own way. Glad you are loving different aspects of your beauty. You go, girl! 😊🤩

  • @melodytar9706

    @melodytar9706

    Ай бұрын

    So true! I love my fun eyeliner art bc anything else is too much for me, even if i do it only for myself for some minutes it is so damn fun to do. I always was more tomboyish in my style bc dresses just never were my thing even as a child, and just embracing it to not use it as a shield for me but as a way of my self is amazing

  • @deepaambastha
    @deepaambastha4 ай бұрын

    i just love how u brought up the tradwife thing ,how these women are somehow gaslighted into believing how what society selfishly wanted from them was what they actually needed.

  • @Lady_Jennie
    @Lady_Jennie4 ай бұрын

    I love the video that said a nymph is the true expression of feminine energy. We are inherently chaotic, nurturing, beautiful, and serene. What better way to embody that than a being made of nature. It reminds me of one of my all-time favorite songs "Willow Maid" by Erutan. Something that beautiful must be free to roam, not be constricted to walls. My favorite line: "he could not take from the forest what was never meant to leave."

  • @AsNatureIntended13

    @AsNatureIntended13

    4 ай бұрын

    I just listened to the song and it broke my heart. Sth. deep inside me resonated with the story as a symbol of what was stolen from us. Or at least attempted to be taken / eradicated, because "you cannot take from the forest, what was never meant to leave"

  • @michelledaisy4466

    @michelledaisy4466

    4 ай бұрын

    I love that sooong, it is my all time favourite as well!!! ❤❤ 🎉

  • @cenlilith8308

    @cenlilith8308

    4 ай бұрын

    I listened to this song for the first time and it resonates so deeply with me. It’s heartbreaking

  • @Andyttcc

    @Andyttcc

    4 ай бұрын

    I agree that I feel my most feminine and in my own power when I slow down and relax and just observe. Just simply existing and being there. Nature and practicing witchcraft also help me heal after I’ve been in my masculine energy 😅. I could literally just sit on my porch and watch the rain, the thunderstorm and feel the wind in my face, and automatically feel so feminine. Our bodies just soak up all that energy. Dancing in my room, moving my hips, singing in a slower softer tone. Have any of you listened to Lana and all of a sudden feel like an other worldly femme fatale? Well bc those things really embody the divine feminine😊 however if you were to listen to idk Nicki Minaj, you feel that masculine boss babe energy coming on. So with all that said, I see why nymphs and fairies are ideal.

  • @twoscoopz4944
    @twoscoopz49444 ай бұрын

    I, ummm, had a lot of rage over my tradwife life and completely got rid of it. What did it for me was looking at my daughters naive, rosy faces and not wanting them to have my miserable, grueling life. Not wanting them to have this intense male/pick-mesha gaze on them so intensely. Funnily enough, I and my daughters started learning about the local flora and restoring our local habitat after that and now we all know and can ID hundreds of plants and my husband LOVES that about us, he thinks it’s so beautiful, he’s in awe of us; I was so surprised (we did it for ourselves). Nymph era!

  • @syn67501
    @syn675014 ай бұрын

    I love my girl hobbies. Baking and sewing are fun and I've started learning to crochet

  • @hilaryelizabeth8812
    @hilaryelizabeth88124 ай бұрын

    Um I love this? For some reason I always felt like doing my makeup and hair made me look more "manly" so I hardly ever do it, but I'm also a skincare junkie who is applying another product every two hours and I love trying to live out my glass skin girlie fantasy, so I could never figure out the disconnect. The disconnect is that the behaviors I perceived as "masculine" were literally changing my appearance to adhere to a standard while the behaviors I really enjoyed doing were actually meant to nourish and indulge the parts of me that makeup is supposed to be covering up. My inner spoiled girlie was right all along!

  • @sheilatanart9874
    @sheilatanart98744 ай бұрын

    I never realised just how masculine I’ve been for many years trying to be in the corporate world while carrying unhealed trauma. The 9-5 never worked for me and I never lasted long in a job! And I denied myself of girly things and colour. I absolutely love colour! Now I’ve been on a journey back to being my true self and it’s so comforting to know that this is the best way to reclaim my femininity. I want nothing more than to feel like a real woman, a free spirit, a joyful girl running and dancing around barefoot and spending my life creating (I’m a painter by the way).

  • @gjinkalla23

    @gjinkalla23

    4 ай бұрын

    Oh lovely ❤❤❤❤❤ I am a singer and I feel you

  • @sheilatanart9874

    @sheilatanart9874

    4 ай бұрын

    @@gjinkalla23 Thank you! I’m glad it’s simple (not that it’s easy!). I’m weary of all the content about how to be feminine! Knowing it’s a matter of being authentic prepares me more for the inner work.

  • @sumimasen_wtf
    @sumimasen_wtf4 ай бұрын

    Shakti --> Creation Kali --> Death (both physical & metaphorical) Being the Source of Mother Earth, every girl has both of these energies in her. ❤

  • @eulennachathen449

    @eulennachathen449

    4 ай бұрын

    If women are the divine feminine, then I guess "Gods can be cruel" too.

  • @sumimasen_wtf

    @sumimasen_wtf

    4 ай бұрын

    @@eulennachathen449 Goddesses don't lay their wrath unecessarily. So no, She isn't cruel, but nurturing.

  • @NormalWinterFox

    @NormalWinterFox

    3 ай бұрын

    Funny coincidence you mentioned Kali. I was just listening to a Kali mantra before getting to this video

  • @sumimasen_wtf

    @sumimasen_wtf

    3 ай бұрын

    @@NormalWinterFox Light an incense when you do it. Watch the environment change. ✨❤️

  • @rainiminiatures2184
    @rainiminiatures21844 ай бұрын

    I feel like society has loaded a lot of negativity in the words feminine and masculine. Growing up in an asian household, I guess I can say it's a blessing to have access to concepts like yin and yang, duality and how in a specific moment in time, a person embodies both energies at once just in different proportions that are constantly changing. Women have both, it's just we are usually yin>yang and men are usually yang>yin and a woman with too much yin and no yang is unhealthy as well as too much yang. It's crazy how a change in terms instantly makes this make more sense and less judgmental, but it's basically what this masculine/feminine conversation is all about.

  • @xkaxsky.69
    @xkaxsky.694 ай бұрын

    I’m a punk/goth/alt chick. Thought I wasn’t being feminine enough. I bought some floral dresses but realized through this video that my style is very feminine because I put the patches on myself. I have great costumes, but they convey a tough girl vibe. I girl it up a bit with my extensions

  • @albav.b.7925

    @albav.b.7925

    2 ай бұрын

    As I said in another comment, dark, gothic, hardcore, punk, metal, emo, grunge, mod, victorian, witchy, alternative... All of them could be super femenine styles. And back is the essence. Coco Chanel, Ditta von Teese, Rooney Mara, Kat von D, Grace Neutral... There are so many sources of inspirations. The black cat energy it's also a vibe.

  • @llgrazes
    @llgrazes4 ай бұрын

    I have been a medic for 40 years, I have a retired police officer in a large inner city for 22. For me wearing a dress, putting on make up wearing heels has always made me feel more feminine. But the real change in my femininity came when I softened my attitude. I smile more and at first it felt fake but now it feels real and I know it’s genuine I speak softer I talk slower, when I used to walk in uniform I walked like the Terminator now I walk slower and I specifically take my time wherever I’m going. When I talk to people, I look him in the eye and I smile as they’re speaking, I’ve learned how to become warm and inviting. Trust and believe if I ever need to bring out who I was in the past, she can come out really fast, and turn into the beast she was, but right now I’m loving my feminine side. it doesn’t have a specific look. It’s what makes you feel soft the feeling is softness. Respectfully ladies. LT Lorrie❤❤

  • @kellarenna
    @kellarenna4 ай бұрын

    Ugh i needed this because im so caught between i want a HUSBAND and to be apoiled but i hate cleaning organizing ill need a maid too but i have sooo much creativity i paint make clothes love to cook (hate the dishes) and i LOVE shopping and styling but i refuse to be a house servant for a mediocre man

  • @biancasinclair.

    @biancasinclair.

    4 ай бұрын

    Same girl. When you get a hubby, outsource everything that takes away from your happiness x

  • @eulennachathen449

    @eulennachathen449

    4 ай бұрын

    Same here. I feel the exact same struggle. I want love and stability with a good man but don't want to believe that this love has to look like servitude to a mediocre man. We are not made for servitude. Maybe knowing this is good enough for now. The rest will follow.

  • @king__caroline
    @king__caroline4 ай бұрын

    “Women are creation… but we also are destruction” and THATS on Inanna 🌟

  • @Porceliankitty
    @Porceliankitty4 ай бұрын

    That’s true, all the photogenic pictures of women of depictions of women tend to look like they’re just existing with their feminine aura, while the man is offering her everything she could want ! For me, I guess my femininity comes from my hobbies, and my caregiving. And maybe my sexual nature (only with my husband though). I feel very feminine in those spaces. When I cook and clean, personally it doesn’t make me feel feminine, just feels like a chore 😂

  • @Nyuffykah

    @Nyuffykah

    3 ай бұрын

    Cooking isn't feminine. I feel you❤

  • @kimhuynh1225
    @kimhuynh12254 ай бұрын

    If you want to be a trad wife, be a trad wife, if you want to be a girlboss corporate girlie, be a girlboss corporate girlie, if you want the best of both world, you can have the best of both world (which I believe is the case for most women, we are for a majority of time, in between the spectrum). Don’t let anyone tell you what you can or cannot be. Listen to your intuition, take what resonates from the outside, discern, and let your inner spirit guides you.

  • @gruesm
    @gruesm4 ай бұрын

    Omg you showing off your knitted sweaters was too wholesome

  • @Metzcalli
    @Metzcalli4 ай бұрын

    Feeling like you want to be soft is the start of being soft ❤

  • @chrisw9122
    @chrisw91224 ай бұрын

    knitting...oh my gosh those tops were adorable. :)

  • @schuylergeery-zink1923

    @schuylergeery-zink1923

    4 ай бұрын

    She’s so talented! I would wear 🥰

  • @tayla3934
    @tayla39344 ай бұрын

    Thank you Elle! I really struggle with feeling feminine especially with the work that I do being labeled as “traditionally masculine” (agriculture). I can’t help but feel drawn to this field, the thought of sitting in a cubicle office all day would absolutely drive me insane. And now that you’ve mentioned the connection to the earth as feminine, I feel better and that I am actually where I’m meant to be. Although it is feeding consumerism, one way I’ve felt better was to dress in women’s outdoor clothes, instead of unisex. Before, I would cry because I felt as if I looked like a gross manly construction worker. It was really bringing me down. The downside is that women’s clothes are more form fitting and I just feel so unsafe showing my body to the world. I don’t know if it’s porn or men’s loneliness , but I feel really gross/hungry gazes from men even when I’m dressing modestly, but feminine. And it’s terrifying. I don’t feel safe to embrace my full femininity in this world and it’s really unfortunate.

  • @idunablack2592
    @idunablack25924 ай бұрын

    waching this while taking a break from sewing my first ever real lolita dress. I wanted to partake in this sub fashion for the longest time, was not allowed as a teen and now that Im embracing my femininity, myself and just healing my inner child Im getting into it. I can physically feel the healing aspect of this, so yeah, dont be ashamed, the people who shame you are not supposed to be in your life. Be your beautiful feminine self

  • @nightingale4786
    @nightingale47864 ай бұрын

    sorry this isn't completely related but THIS is what was missing from katara in the live action avatar, her feminine rage. they tried to fit her into this girlboss archetype but smoothed over everything else that made her such a special character to me and many others. as a matter of fact, it was her rage at her sexist, narrow-minded brother which was the catalyst for the whole story starting. she was both creation and destruction in that moment. i absolutely love how through the three main girl characters, katara, azula and toph, we see three different shades of femininity.

  • @TwozySauce27
    @TwozySauce274 ай бұрын

    Never thought about how rage in feminine but so true. We call it mother nature; the soft rain that waters the crops the heavy thunder storm that drowns. The soft breeze that cools on a hot day, the hurricane winds that rip the roof off.

  • @islakay
    @islakay4 ай бұрын

    I was just thinking of the scene in Gone with the Wind where all the adult women are put down for a nap before dinner becuase the Southern men inherently knew that women needed more sleep and that keeping them protected would enhance their femininity *I'm only discussing this particular scene - not the (often sexist, racist) culture of the entire era, or movie

  • @l.s.d.5863

    @l.s.d.5863

    3 ай бұрын

    That sounds...... insanely infantilizing. Like... wtf, pedo-tier infantilizing.

  • @islakay

    @islakay

    3 ай бұрын

    @@l.s.d.5863 I can see why you would think that, but it didn't have that vibe for me, although I'm a dedicated napper.

  • @steamyvegetables1445

    @steamyvegetables1445

    3 ай бұрын

    ​@@l.s.d.5863 l swear you are the only sane comment in this whole section.

  • @sunfish4095

    @sunfish4095

    2 ай бұрын

    ​@@l.s.d.5863Masculine energy toward and for the feminine does have a paternal feel to it. Nothing infantilizing about that.

  • @elle-dd2hu
    @elle-dd2hu4 ай бұрын

    Creating things is one thing that makes me feel feminine whether it is clothes, jewelry or music. Also taking care of my physical appearance is another that makes me feel feminine. I don't wear make up on a daily basis but I am into skincare and growing my natural lashes to nurture the beauty I naturally have

  • @kiaray00
    @kiaray004 ай бұрын

    “The artifacts do not make the woman” 🗣️🗣️🗣️

  • @tsiontehone5202
    @tsiontehone52024 ай бұрын

    I was always thought to be strong and tough, to power through. I'm done! I want to put myself first. I'm over it. ✨✨

  • @Instarius
    @Instarius4 ай бұрын

    I'm the most miserable when I have to perform femininity.

  • @amandam1114

    @amandam1114

    4 ай бұрын

    It's like putting someone who's terrible at acting and having them star on Broadway. I felt painfully uncomfortable in a dress or look stupid in a lot of makeup for instance. Now being older I don't have to impress people and it's an immense pressure off.

  • @aereneviolet7729
    @aereneviolet77294 ай бұрын

    I just realised that most of the time our wonderful ladies stress that they had to channel masculinity to survive and get to a point where they can think of reclaiming their femininity. It seems like hustling and working on our dreams while in a male dominated surrounding demands that you abandon your femininity to have a chance to *exist* in that atmosphere. Surely, a secured environment nourishes femininity but my concern is, can we still remain in our feminine energy when the given circumstances don't feel so safe to be ourselves? Why must masculinity be solely associated with leadership and femininity as the submissive one?

  • @Metzcalli
    @Metzcalli4 ай бұрын

    You’re wearing a sweatshirt and it looks feminine because you emit it with your powerful energy!

  • @diaw.3467
    @diaw.34674 ай бұрын

    I have been thinking about the concept of feminine rage lately, and i am fascinated by it. She has voiced everything I have thought about it.

  • @eulennachathen449

    @eulennachathen449

    4 ай бұрын

    The Goddess Kali seems like a good representation of female rage. She's powerful and destructive but not considered evil. She channels dark and chaotic energy and wears the heads of her defeated enemies around her neck. But on the other hand she is one of the few deities in Hinduism that can grant wishes. She is also prayed to for protection from evil. And Kali's rage is stopped by Shiva who throws himself at her feet. What an interesting deity, isn't it? 😅

  • @sararatliff7707
    @sararatliff77074 ай бұрын

    As a crafty lady myself, I love that you are too! You're sweaters look great, and reusing your remnants for scrunchies is fantastic. Keep at it! It used to be that all the women in your family knew how to sew or crochet or knit or something similar. Now, you can't get comprehensive dressmaking or tailoring classes outside a university setting anymore. These arts are being taken from us, yet these skills are so useful and so important. As for the topic of the video, I needed that validation. I've never been part of a "scene" or an "aesthetic" or the like before. I just like what I like. Sometimes I'm more "girlie" like when I'm crafting, sometimes I'm more "boyish" like when I'm playing video games. I just do me. Over the years, I have struggled with feeling too feminine (and thus "weak") or not feminine enough (and thus less desirable). All of this has been me trying to come to terms with the various ideologies American society has tried to shove down my throat to make me feel bad about myself so I will engage in consumerism to "fix" myself. It's all garbage. I'll figure out who I am on my own. Maybe I'll take some advice from here and some advice from there, but it's ultimately up to me. I'm also within my right to change my mind if one of those pieces of advice turns out to not be my jam.

  • @ariel5186
    @ariel51864 ай бұрын

    Honestly, a lot of this is not that different from learning to unmask as a late diagnosed/high masking autistic person. Love this so much. ❤❤❤

  • @alison8606

    @alison8606

    4 ай бұрын

    That's a really interesting take on this and I am inclined to agree!

  • @korviscapetrova5269
    @korviscapetrova52694 ай бұрын

    the concept of feminine rage and then the transmutation of that into destruction energy is ever manifested so magnificently in the themes of Goddess MahaKali, who is both divine mother and a fearsome destroyer. At the same time upon understanding and deference by her husband God Shiva himself she returns to her most feminine being as Parvati. So often mythology is really a reflection of the society. Anyways I LOVED THIS UPDATE so much keep the good work going Elle. And to other spoiled Girlies Happy Women's Day, lets get PAID

  • @asez4494
    @asez44944 ай бұрын

    One of the things I loved the most about the sailor moon series was how the characters didn't have to emulate men in order to be heroines. In modern movies, superhero women seem like they have to embody masculine traits in order to be a superhero, but in the sailor moon series the girls were still 'feminine' (I put that in quotes because I know everyone's idea of feminine is different) while still saving the world.

  • @silverroxen2954

    @silverroxen2954

    4 ай бұрын

    And they were all feminine in their own way.

  • @Nyuffykah

    @Nyuffykah

    3 ай бұрын

    Yes, strength and femininity was still intact in the 90s when i grew up and honestly i didn't really struggle with this one particular topic ever. I do find new movies unwatchable tho, femininity (and masculinity) is consciosly destroyed in the media and poor gen z seem to struggle.

  • @EclecticECD
    @EclecticECD4 ай бұрын

    I love the emphasis on what you love equallig your femininity. What I really love is dealing with logic (mathematics, reasoning, constraint based design) but just because I love fashion and beauty more than the people around me I was pigeonholed from childhood into occupationally pursuing the things I just wanted to be hobbies! Ironically I am now feeling my most feminine now being empowered to become an electrician!

  • @hellobethanyjean
    @hellobethanyjean4 ай бұрын

    I love starting my day with coffee and the Spoiled Girlie Support group. ✨This is so refreshing 💖 I felt like I was in my masculine for so long in a cycle of narcissistic abuse and when I started healing and being soft to myself I started really stepping into that feminine energy. Recently I’ve decided to start a KZread channel to reconnect with my hobbies like music, reading, podcasts, art, and just unleashing my creative energy and it makes me feel so fulfilled and feminine again even if it’s been a slow start. Honestly the feminine energy really starts with how you treat yourself on the inside and it starts to show on the outside. You shine differently and you start to appear so much differently 💖🥰

  • @elvieraworld
    @elvieraworld4 ай бұрын

    Ahhh the timing! Happy International Women’s Day Elle & fellow spoiled girlies🤭💌🥂

  • @ssance
    @ssance4 ай бұрын

    Recently I started doing my makeup, I got really good at it especially given I’ve never experimented with makeup my entire life (F19) and I let my hair down (I got curly hair and I usually braid it so I’m just letting it loose) and oh my god it’s like nights and day, both socially and internally. Before I put any makeup on people would already call me a model but now every other person at my job is telling my I’m beautiful and girrrl these men have basically no poker face around me now, and I feel so feminine! My inner monologue has become so much more positive and I’m much more relaxed. I used to not put any effort into my looks and now that I’m taking the time to pamper myself I’ve started appreciating myself way more, I hope every woman wakes up to their power!!! I’m never going back :)

  • @Smw006
    @Smw0064 ай бұрын

    I love crochet. My grandmother taught me the basics over 30 years ago and it really helps with my anxiety. I can sit and watch a show and crochet something for myself or someone else. Its so nice.

  • @MrsLadyLiberty
    @MrsLadyLiberty4 ай бұрын

    Tara, also known as the female Buddha, has several embodiments including "Wrathful Tara". I encourage my female besties to look her up. There's a temple called Tara Mandala in Pagosa Springs, CO dedicated to Tara. It was started by the first American female to be ordained as a Tibetan Buddhist nun. They also offer retreats dedicated to the Divine Feminine. I've personally vetted this place. It's legit legit.

  • @maryafrifa9433
    @maryafrifa94333 ай бұрын

    "Don't get mad, get paid because anger and bitterness, it's not my birthright" - and that is now my fav quote☺

  • @Avi.joyyy12
    @Avi.joyyy124 ай бұрын

    I absolutely LOVE crocheting!! Literally one of the best hobbies I’ve decided to do!!

  • @missrebel634
    @missrebel6344 ай бұрын

    I’m a woman, but I enjoy both the more feminine activities (drawing, playing with my pets) and masculine activities (video games, doing chores for my family).

  • @l.s.d.5863

    @l.s.d.5863

    3 ай бұрын

    Doing chores for the family is masculine? I must be hallucinating women doing 99% of all the domestic labor in the world. lol

  • @gvsmani4810

    @gvsmani4810

    3 ай бұрын

    Why do you think they have to be categorised in 'feminine' or 'masculine' ???????????

  • @ZalemMoon

    @ZalemMoon

    3 ай бұрын

    Why do video games have to be masculine? I think that just perpetuates the idea that women shouldn't exist in that space.

  • @missrebel634

    @missrebel634

    3 ай бұрын

    @@gvsmani4810 the whole video is about categorizing feminine and masculine things

  • @missrebel634

    @missrebel634

    3 ай бұрын

    @@l.s.d.5863 Ok true. Doing labor/chores is more feminine.

  • @ThatBestie_pari
    @ThatBestie_pari4 ай бұрын

    As an engineering student myself , whatever I do feels feminine to me , I code , I skate , I paint and I just enjoy life Afterall no matter What I do I feel feminine energy , I do give breaks to myself and love to dress too but tomboy girlies are also feminine to me .😁

  • @pinkpalace6117
    @pinkpalace61174 ай бұрын

    I just wanna have a bookstore coffee shop bakery and live in peace taking care of my family ❤

  • @maryanne4594
    @maryanne45944 ай бұрын

    Yes girl yes 👏 Sewing IS my life Many textiles arts are female coded💅 Dancing always also reconnects me to my divine feminine 💃

  • @sydneyogden432
    @sydneyogden4324 ай бұрын

    This is insanely insightful. I totally agree with your view of femininity. Growing up, I thought I wasn't "feminine" because I didn't "dress like a woman". People told me I "looked like a man" compared to anyone around me. I'm glad to have my feelings reassured not just by myself, but to hear someone else who really gets it say it. I can't tell you how much more energetic and happy I feel when I wear what I want and allow myself to do what I really want to do.

  • @kan0762
    @kan07624 ай бұрын

    Women need to connect to their creativity and the earth. Actually as a high functioning woman managing education and work, it does feel like nothing but trying to break into male dominated industries, I wonder why I have to do this. But in reality there is no other better choice. I am all for the soft life but we have to survive in this wild world. My idea is to use my soft life where ever possible to preserve that sense of connection to my inner most authentic self.

  • @bellama920
    @bellama9204 ай бұрын

    I finally got my dream job and got my life together, and I finally feel so much more feminine! Ironically Im sitting here at my engineering job-a field typically considered masculine, surrounded by mostly men. For the first time though, I can rest while Im sick, Ive been dying my hair pink, Ive been wearing softer cardigains, blouses instead of t-shirts, and getting my dresses taylored and wearing them while doing chores on the weekends! I feel so much happier without my ex-boyfriend who had fallen deep, deep into his feminine energy. I took a picnic with my bff yesterday because it was nice outside. I love my life. I love painting my nails and naking little designs for the seasons, I love giving my old friend a card and some money congratulating her on her baby boy! Ive had more luck with caring for my plants, so many less are dying! I love nurturing and being adored by my new pet cat. I love and adore playing with my nieces and younger cousins. I love being a woman. And I finally feel free enough and safe enough to bask in it!

  • @sarazephyr8224
    @sarazephyr82244 ай бұрын

    I've been a Tailor for over 20 years. And I've been teaching middle school and high school students in an after-school program part time. And I love to make my own clothes in my off time too. I would love to answer any of your sewing related questions..I love your channel . I just showed my mom your video about hospice wives yesterday.

  • @Metzcalli
    @Metzcalli4 ай бұрын

    I love that you call them artifacts of femininity!

  • @juliabosch229
    @juliabosch2294 ай бұрын

    Being feminine... My personal struggle. Life experienced me in the way to be tough and strong, not soft to myself or to the world. My therapy is helping me changing it. Being overweight as a child also didn't help to find your feminine side. I love those videos ❤️ Ps. I want to add that taking care of plants helps me. I started wkth buying flowers every week, some time ago I bought mint and I want to go into gardering ❤️

  • @TheGhostofAbigailMills
    @TheGhostofAbigailMills4 ай бұрын

    I can't even express how much I've needed a video like this. Femininity is so much more complex and dynamic than the image we're force-fed. And I KNOW that feeling: of being a woman, knowing I'm a woman and yet being made to feel by society that I'm not womanly and have to work at it or be extra or go against what works for me. Thank you for this, from the bottom of my heart. Oh, also? I legit squealed when I saw your knitwear! It was all so pretty, that baby blue top was to die for, Elle!

  • @LotusesGalaxyOcean

    @LotusesGalaxyOcean

    4 ай бұрын

    It is indeed so much more complex. Most modern sources have little of it. Anthropology of traditions oriented around women is very interesting and often far more nuanced.

  • @kaylag7127
    @kaylag71274 ай бұрын

    love that part about rage! 🔥

  • @LotusesGalaxyOcean

    @LotusesGalaxyOcean

    4 ай бұрын

    Eldritch feminine fury is natural. It is also a threat…

  • @diannholland
    @diannholland4 ай бұрын

    OMG Girl! That cardigan is SUPER CUTE! You did SUCH a great JOB! LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!

  • @ChromoFlow
    @ChromoFlow4 ай бұрын

    I wanna say I absolutely love your content and recommend it to my sisters and even my mom to watch. I've learned so much from you and my life is better for it. So thank you for putting this out there! Question though: would it be possible to get a Spoiled Girlie reading list? You recommend so many interesting books it would be nice to look into them as well. Trying to be a good student! 🤪

  • @piracychic
    @piracychic4 ай бұрын

    Yoga has really made me feel my peace, understand my body, move with intention, and connect with the energy inside of me and think of how that impacts what I project outward. You don't need money for yoga, it's for everyone and is there for you if you're there for yourself.

  • @brigitte9999
    @brigitte99994 ай бұрын

    Elle! I love your channel. I have been so confused by other women and the way they don’t take care of their beauty. Femininity is your most important attribute. My mother did everything to make me feel inadequate she was so masculine. I am naturally feminine she tried to make me seem useless. Thank you for these truths! I never went along with the program but I would have thrived more and been more productive if I wasn’t being devalued every fucking day!🤬🧿💖

  • @schuylergeery-zink1923

    @schuylergeery-zink1923

    4 ай бұрын

    There are a lot of things I thought weren’t for me bc my mom didn’t like them: hot baths with epsom salt and essential oils (girl - I do this once a week now), exercise (weight lifting, walking, jogging, tai chi and yoga - I even tried judo bc my husband is into it), facials and mani/pedis, makeup, and more feminine clothing that fits my figure. I learned how to play music and hone my music craft and singing from my dad. Music is to me neutral coded but it’s the thing that fills my cup the most in addition to writing novels 💖 and listening to music + reading… creative input and output if that makes sense. Feel free to Grow into yourself 💕 There’s nothing wrong with women for liking masculine coded things either… my sister LOVES cars and racing. I think that’s cool, too!

  • @paigeheartly8936
    @paigeheartly89362 ай бұрын

    I love sweats, that’s how I feel most feminine. I feel deserving of receiving comfort

  • @daasocialninja4804
    @daasocialninja48044 ай бұрын

    I like to clean my space make sure it’s all decorated to how I want it but note it’s my space so I hate sharing with other people who dirty it and I end up a maid cleaning after everyone, at the end of the week from working I like to take time to deep clean my apartment and make sure it looks and feels right. Finally decorating to my style and not following anyone else’s. I noe it’s weird but for a long time I could not even decorate my bedroom to how I wanted it to without my mom and especially dad throwing my decorations away or putting up God posters in place of drawing I had made and put up. So creating my safe space is important.

  • @ctanzeh
    @ctanzeh4 ай бұрын

    the way I smiled when skillshare ads come up, because ABOUT TIME girly pops get some of that bag!!!!

  • @TheLunablackheart
    @TheLunablackheart4 ай бұрын

    Love this sooo much. Also love the commentary on how rage is in fact creation. In destroying you are in fact opening new doors for yourself and creating space for new growth. Everything exists on a scale. Destruction and creation are the same coin, just different sides.

  • @LammyHowl
    @LammyHowl4 ай бұрын

    Yay girlie hobbies! 💙👑

  • @therealmanifestelle

    @therealmanifestelle

    4 ай бұрын

    Yassss🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽

  • @sarahthevirgo2777
    @sarahthevirgo27774 ай бұрын

    I love that."you are most feminine when you are yourself"

  • @divorceguru
    @divorceguru4 ай бұрын

    I love knitting, crochet and sewing as well! I was always a fan of vintage couture sewing so that was what I have focussed on and I love it! It also makes you more discerning when it comes to shopping for clothes because you know about fabrics and sewing techniques so you can spot good quality a mile away.

  • @soumayamajdoubbhiri4852
    @soumayamajdoubbhiri48524 ай бұрын

    Thank you for reminding us how powerful WE are as a woman , your follower from Tunisia 🇹🇳 , love you❤❤❤

  • @schuylergeery-zink1923
    @schuylergeery-zink19234 ай бұрын

    Yes 💖 I am ambitious and confident, compassionate and in tune with my emotions, intelligent and charismatic, entrepreneur and caretaker, yin and yang ☯️ Be and love yourself! ✨ 💕 Love you, Besties xoxo 😘

  • @annpetr
    @annpetr2 ай бұрын

    I love that you put subtitles in your videos, seeing the words written out helps the message sink in ❤

  • @roserising
    @roserising3 ай бұрын

    You are so smart! Thank you for all of the work you do in getting these messages out there! ❤

  • @user-xk8qg5dt8w
    @user-xk8qg5dt8w2 ай бұрын

    Whenever I felt stuck in a male coded environment, I subconsciously started doing feminine stuff to balance my energy. I'm realizing that just now watching you bestie Guru Manifestelle❤! I immigrated to the US 12 years ago and worked at my moms hair salon. The women in there were masculine, worked really hard, and looked deadeyed. I worked just as hard there to pay my way through college while navigating my way through college. But the whole time, I always had headphones one, danced while doing anything!!!, shopped, experienced with different fashion styles, and I even taught Zumba. I thing when it comes to maintaining one's femininity in a male coded world. We women need to trust our instincts more. We are of nature; it's in us. We're inherently connected to the source. For instance it doesn't matter how shit life is, being near water in a woddy environment heals me like magic. It always has. I'm a Pisces with a cancer moon 😂

  • @ninogachechiladze
    @ninogachechiladze4 ай бұрын

    I adore this channel. Thank you so much Elle❤️

  • @fburnsDubstepEnderFox
    @fburnsDubstepEnderFox4 ай бұрын

    I love creating... I miss drawing, painting, sculpting, and writing. I think reorganize my space and and life, let myself create again. 😅

  • @MeandmySara
    @MeandmySara4 ай бұрын

    Haven’t gotten through the video but I just have to say you’re looking even happier and glowing more than ever! Seriously love and appreciate you so much!

  • @erica6192
    @erica6192Ай бұрын

    Thank you so much for making these videos I’m so grateful for you