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I've read David Dieda's book, The Way of the Superior Man, and my first and last relationship of one month has got me thinking that I'm more of a feminine man than a masculine one, but other things get me thinking that I'm a masculine man. and then sometimes I'm not sure and I think I'm balanced. How can I substantially tell which one I am?
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I would try to look more at which qualities appeal the most to me, and what style of behaving, talking, etc are more appealing to me. Whatever particularity of personality you might have, chances are it can be used to your advantage. In other words, there are ways and there are better ways to make use of each personality trait, and this is what personal development, psychology and the PUA community teaches. Ultimately, I personally believe that any quality can potentially be used by anyone, in other words, I don't think that there are qualities that belong to "someone else", because that is his style, while another person would not be fit to embody those qualities because it would not be really "him" - I think we can take something good from any kind of person who inspires us. |
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I see a lot more women compared to men in universities. Maybe it's just here, but still. Are we really that much better in education? And don't women currently make up 57% of all college students? With a higher success rate too, i believe? |
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| Okay there strength lies in numbers! I think this so because men tend to diversify and not stick in education only! Aren’t the corporate, social, political and other areas that matter male dominated? If push comes to shove they won’t be there anywhere including the numbers in colleges!
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As for feminine/masculine men, that's a hard question to answer. A lot of this is biological. We choose a lot of things about ourselves, but not everything. I guess my best answer is accept yourself as you are, however you happened to have turned out. If you really want to you can choose to polarize towards masculinity or femininity in the same way as some people polarize towards "darkworking" or "lightworking". Exactly how to do that is a slightly more complicated question. Last edited by Eric Roosevelt; 04-19-2009 at 02:35 PM. | |
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I think people place too much emphasis on labels. I would suggest to be who you are, and not worry about conforming to someone else's idea of what a man should be. Find women you are interested in and who you get along with and try to connect with them. Personally, I do not see much value in masculine vs feminine labels. Of course other people may see the benefit, and if that works for them then that is great. | |
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Female black widows are larger than male ones and frequently eat the male ones .... Lionesses are far more effective hunters than lions ..... The leader of an elephant herd is always a female, not a male .... A pack of wolves is led equally by the alpha male AND the alpha female acting as equal partners .... As for snakes, in the majority of species, it's the female that tends to be bigger ..... Need I go on? | |
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A good question might be, what have you enjoyed more, battles or relationships, when you were healthy and happy in yourself? Do you feel energised or relaxed by the women you relate with sexually? Everyone has masculine and feminine. But, deep down, what drives you? What makes you more satisfied? To melt with gooey-heartedness at a cute kid or to break through an opponent's defenses and roar in victory? What would you like to base your life around? Or would you enjoy an equal amount of both of these peak experiences? | |
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Read up on some biology. There's an interesting theory that the Y chromosome is actually a defective (read: weak) X chromosome. In many societies women live longer than men. Look at human society. Who has the power (and therefore is stronger)? - Men earn on average more money than women. But who gets to spend it? In many relationships it's the woman. - Men on average want more sex than women. Who is controlling the supply of sex? - In many relationships women are working on changing their men. Not the other way around. Etc. | ||
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So women are using their 'no' more than men. Men are not wholeheartedly in their 'yes', so lets say the masculine says 'maybe' to life and the feminine says 'no'. 'maybe' trumps 'no' all the time. Men are seen as stronger, more affluent, and holding higher positions of power. That's cuz we all say yes to our inner masculine and no to our inner feminine. Wanna see change? Start courting the feminine inside you and say yes to it. To the OP: it's better not to focus on being one or the other. It's a flow and to be able to flow from one to the other with ease is a good skill to have. One of the problems we have in life is defining ourselves with concepts. |
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I read the book and loved it. I too saw some feminine qualities in myself.. I didn't like that but basically, I was that way because I was lost. Searching for myself, wondering what it is to be a man... Looking for my purpose. Once I found myself or rather made a choice on most important things in life like values I no longer doubt what I am. Maybe your situation is the same? Hope this gives some food for thought to ya |
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When people start studying up on this masculine/feminine concept they often misunderstand it as a concept that pits one against the other. This is about masculine/feminine energy, not about male/female labels. Masculine energy is not better (or stronger) than feminine energy. Everyone, and that is everyone, has both feminine and masculine energies. It all depends on how you balance them out to have effective interactions and relationships. For example, when a man holds his woman tenderly and gives her a foot massage when she's for example grieving, he's exercising his feminine energy. Same thing when he sincerely gives her beautiful flowers. When a woman protects her family against harm, she's exercising her masculine energy. etc etc. When you have someone like newsbone proclaiming men are superior to women, that's what ends up causing women to become defensive and take on excess masculine energy to prove themselves. While in reality there is nothing to prove, feminine energy is very very strong and powerful. Just don't be a jerk to your woman cuz, if she's not confident in her feminine energy, she'll end up trying to be a jerk just like you, which is a cause of lots of conflicts (masculine/masculine energy conflict). To the OP, are you happy with the results you've been getting in your life so far? If you are, then what do you care? Consider that there is a percentage of men (and no not necessarily gay men) that are more balanced when they are in their feminine energy. I think even Deida explains that these men will tend to hook up with women that have a more masculine energy output. Last edited by MidasGirl; 04-19-2009 at 10:17 PM. |
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You may check out this video to know more about human behaviour. Introduction to Seductive Reasoning 101 |
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If Newsbone is anything to go by, clearly men cannot claim to have an intellectual advantage over women. | |
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