Thursday, January 30, 2014
Femininity: The Possible Key
Did anyone ever see this movie? I've been thinking about this a lot lately due to a specific FHE we had a few months ago, and I have come to this conclusion: the wicked taketh the truth to be hard.
Let me explain...
A dating coach came and spoke to our stake about techniques and tips and tricks for dating. Several of which I disagreed with completely. I became very defensive and worked up over a lot of her points and left the night completely frustrated.
I have asked myself over and over again why exactly I became so upset. And after much deliberation, soul searching, and extensive conversations with the roommate, it was determined that I was the wicked and I took the truth to be hard. :)
I didn't want to hear that I was the one doing anything wrong. I didn't want to hear that I wasn't being "feminine" enough. It's the guys! Not the girls. Not me! Am I right?!
No, Liz. You are most definitely not right.
I think too many times in dating and relationships we are so willing to point the finger and blame the other person. It's his fault. It's her fault. It's their fault. And I think the reason I had such a hard time with this FHE is because it hit me half way through that some of it is MY fault.
The biggest realization that hit me: I need to be more feminine. Don't ask me exactly what I mean by that. I'm not even sure I know. But I feel that it could be one of many keys that will open one awesome, eternal door. We shall see.
PS- Don't judge me on this post. It took 2 months and a lot of thinking to publish. :)
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1 comment:
Just read this post and looking back on my own experiences (not) dating from age 16 - 22, I have to say this is true. I have always been a strong, opinionated person, and I never learned the art of flirting (or its importance) until my last year in college. Once I did, I cannot tell you the difference that it made!! It can be hard to realize that we girls have to be willing to put ourselves out there!
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