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How Does Femininity Develop?

By danger_alice September 04, 2020 8 answers Last updated September 04, 2020

How to develop my femininity? I'm not feminine at all. How to dress, behave, move, how to speak? How to relax mentally to become feminine? How, so to speak, to change my mind to make such a change? Please for guidance and advice, what steps to take !!! And without hatred! Thanks in advance! PS: I'm a beautiful girl, but I lack self-confidence. I've always behaved like a man, I've been interested in men's things.

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louiecasttro answered · September 04, 2020

   I'm not sure it's up to the look, or the outfit, it's more of a character. There are women like me who are so-called feminine, others are more masculine, and still others behave neutrally or according to the situation. Femininity is not a muffin behavior, nor does it mean sex appeal, but it means not having a problem, showing that you are physically weaker than men, and when a man in the store decides to bring you watermelon because you did not take stroller - let him, or when you can't reach something on a high shelf - ask for help when you find yourself at the door, let it open for you, etc. It may sound helpless to someone, such as one - artificial or it is pathetic, but it is not. The word itself suggests that the owner of the quality is a woman, that is, she must behave as such. I have a neighbor who dresses like a man, behaves like a man, has a husband and children, that is, she is definitely a woman, but she is not feminine ... a great miracle, it is not necessary. It is a character, everyone is different. It is important to be yourself!

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voguebrasil answered · September 04, 2020

   Regarding the appearance: Make a nice hairstyle, manicure, wear feminine clothes that emphasize your curves. Wear light makeup, delicate earrings and a bracelet for example (but do not overdo it with accessories). About behavior: It is very important to be gentle and kind. Feminine gait, gentle voice, elegant gestures, these things are learned. Don't worry about being vulnerable, showing emotion, letting the man lead. Like you, I have more masculine interests and I've always felt a little masculine, but I'm still a woman and I like to feel like one. I have noticed that men with a firmer character make a lot of femininity in me, so I soften and become a kind and caring, I just can't recognize myself. So, relax and see that there are more strong men around you, she by nature knows her job.

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reikoblue answered · September 04, 2020

   You are what you are. Is it so hard for you to accept yourself?

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playwithmyfriend answered · September 04, 2020

   We should not divide things into feminine and masculine. There is simply no such thing. Be yourself. Wear what you like, behave as you like (of course, everything has its limits: D) But what I want to advise you is to stay the way you are and the way you like yourself. And about these feminine things, everyone has different understandings.

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chillingrl9 answered · September 04, 2020

   Get a boyfriend and you will understand;)

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mryogiepratama answered · September 04, 2020

   Dress feminine and maintain your physique - this is the main thing and 99 percent enough to be perceived as feminine. What are these 'male things' I do not know and it does not matter. Everyone should be interested in and do what is interesting to them, no matter what it is. Because the moment a person starts doing something that does not attract him, he becomes unhappy and tense and this makes him repulsive to others. Just think about your reactions when you are among men - if a man talks about something, at the same time you see that he is wrong, then it is better not to say it, especially in front of other people, because most men are very complex. this, in fact, is generally the case with most people. Another thing - do not laugh out loud, do not shout and shout - such behavior would not accept not only a lot of men, and a lot of people from the civilized part of society. Everyone is well received by their manners, whether they are women or men.

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britterbear answered · September 05, 2020

   With this you are born, you do not develop, you do not learn. I was like that too, I'm already 32 and I haven't changed. Moreover, I work almost exclusively among men. And if femininity means stands, frizz and a few layers of makeup, no thanks!

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babyitsme3 answered · September 05, 2020

   I'm number one. I found useful information on the topic. https://poznanie.net/teoria-za-arhitipite-na-karl-ung/ And look for information about the four female archetypes - girl, mistress, housewife, queen. You will answer many questions, for sure.