ladysaraii
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I never thought about a location being more feminine than others until now. It's strange because it's been right there in front of me for years. Hawaii is filled with smiles, women and girls with long flowing hair, dresses, skirts, and flowers in the hair. Modern hula (auna) is also very elegant, too.
I took a Gender in the Cities course one time and they were saying how cities tend to be more maculine. The high rises, the streets, the buildings,the hussle and bussle, the fast pastness, everything. It was made with men in mind. I wouldn't be surprised if cities tend to stifle women's feminine flow or energy. Just a thought...
In one of the books I was reading, they talk about this very thing, how locations have a masculine or a feminine vibe.
And you're right, in more masculine energy places, everyone taps more into their masculine energy and the reverse in feminine energy places. That's why we ladies have such a hard task sometimes living in this modern masculine energy society to try and retain the feminine side of us.