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Got some almond shaped Gel X nails in a lavender shimmer and wore a matching purple dress to Disneyland. I was not a very feminine kid so I felt this was a bit of inner child healing
I was the ugly duckling in high school but apparently became really attractive in technical school so I got to flirt with tons of men. It never went anywhere and I never had sex with them, but man I had a lot of them wrapped around my finger and it made me feel really feminine
I take dance classes of types of dance that are generally considered to be feminine. Takes a lot of will at first but it’s really worth it
Insert vaginal anti fungal ointment before bed
Skincare. Routine.
Getting a boob job. For the first time in my life I felt like I belonged as a woman.
Skincare routine and a small fragrance collection
Conducting a 120-strong orchestra in Strauss’s An Alpine Symphony.
Telling a random dude off that was catcalling me
Honestly, the whole pregnancy and giving birth experience is such a powerful part of the divine feminine. I’m forever amazed at what I did!
Got a boob job
Cutting my hair into a short pixie . My long hair was a crutch and what I got compliments on the most , thought that after the big chop there was a chance I’d lose all my femenine appeal but I rocked it and felt truly beautiful without having to rely on my long locks .
Stopped caring what mean girls thought of me and just was myself.
Tantra
Applying red lipstick. Makes me feel cute and UwU
Skincare, self care, make up and dressing up just feels like peak femininity for me
Breastfed my children
The first time I dyed my hair made me feel so feminine and gorgeous
started caring more about my hair (blow dryer brush, various creams and treatments), and recently just got my hair cut and dyed (my fav style and color so far) i like pretending i know hair stuff when i don’t
Wear a really nice evening gown
Myself and another female coworker watched a male coworker who always takes credit for our work and ideas crash and burn in a meeting when the ceo realized the guy didn’t actually know the data he was spouting. We let it happen, took the rest of the day off, went to buy expensive dresses, and then went to afternoon tea and talked about babies and past lovers.
Self care. Staying away from men
Hot girl walks 3-4 times a week 🚶♀️
Wearing gourmand or floral perfumes 🧴
Prepping my work lunch at night for the next day 🌯
Listening to soft jazz music while getting ready for the day 🎷
Afternoon tea/high tea with the girls on occasion🫖
Working out, or working a physical labour job. Made me feel really beautiful, strong, and confident
Probably reading my feminist books at my apt pool in a bikini suntanning and drinking a truly while checking client emails at work. Couldn’t tell you why, but it just popped in my mind and feels like the right answer for me.
Had a baby lol
Post gym shower, indulging in any type self care, freshly waxed/shaved legs, the feeling of desire from men.
When I started doing womb yoga and tapping into my feminine energy I felt at my peak. I feel totally aligned with femininity within my body and also outside of me. It’s changed my life 🌸✨
Honestly… taking nudes… I feel so feminine and beautiful when I do that. I don’t even have to share them with others for me to feel that way.
Inner healing. Best thing I’ve ever done for myself. Learning about masculine and feminine polarity as well.
Getting fucking ripped. Like, just jacked as all hell. I have defined abs and pecs and quads like granite and can do loads of pull-ups and I have never felt happier in my body or more confident or attractive.
Pushed out a baby last Friday. Now my boobs are dripping milk. Wild.
Dating a masculine man. Fr.
Embracing my pubic hair. I felt divine and womanly.
Having sex
My first time going out with a man that actually was really and noticeably taller than me. That was the first time I felt like I am supposed to feel!
Discovering the ability to give myself an orgasm for the first time at age 34.
Having my stiletto French manicure, with a matching pedicure, my lashes done, makeup done, hair done, wearing a fitted pink dress while going shopping. Something about looking high maintenance just makes me feel so feminine & happy.
Wearing an exquisite gown in a bridal shop. To the point everyone turned from other brides and stared😭😭😭I had never been girly until that moment. it changed me forever.
Breastfeeding my infant daughter. It makes me feel feminine and that I am a mother, which feels special. This is the one thing my bf can’t do for our daughter and I’m glad I get to have it with her.
Giving birth ofc
Self care, wearing cute jewlery, dresses, and nail polish <3 and also dancing alone in my room lol
Dresses and heels to run errands. I feel feminine, sexy, and like I command attention.
Got elective surgery to get my tubes tied as a single woman.
Pregnancy
I don’t need to perform anything to exercise my femininity
First and foremost, I’m human, I have my intelligence, my goals, my life
Being pregnant for 10 months, having HG, then having PGP so bad I couldn’t use stairs, then having a 30+ hour labour ending in a small haemorrhage, then seeing my newborn in the NICU, then figuring out breastfeeding him around the tubes he had in him, then keeping myself alive in spite of some severe PTSD, then showing up every day for my kid— it really made me rethink what I consider to be femininity. I no longer think of it as gentle or alluring. I think of it as somewhat feral, softness in spite of it all, and completely wild. It’s taken me years (and will take me more) to digest it, but whenever I think of my femininity now, I’m reminded of the strength I did not realise I had, and how that makes me feel about myself.