Women are powerful

Women have always been the gatekeepers of humanity.

If a man couldn’t provide and protect, he couldn’t reproduce.

If a man was killed in a hunt other men took on the role as father and provider.

Nowadays men are out here taking no responsibility for their own, let alone anybody else’s.

And we, as women, get to take responsibility for the decisions we may have made in choosing who to procreate with.

And, if we procreated with a man of less substance, we need to take responsibility for who we choose to step into the role for the future of our children as well.

And it’s not how it used to be. It’s harder these days, I definitely see and get it.

The men who ’look’ like the providers and protectors in a physical sense are just in the gym in love with themselves with no idea how to turn that gym strength into life strength.

And the men who don’t ‘look’ like providers in the physical sense are also too scared to be the provider and protector because of the fear of women being scared of them.

Because it’s been drilled into society that women need to be scared of all men who exhibit traits of dominance.

Women used to be valued on what they bought to the table within the house and how they raised children.

Now if a women doesn’t look like a model she is instantly cast aside. Yet at the same time men complain about women doing the superficial things like Botox, surgery, makeup etc

Men want a 50/50 relationship with a woman in finances but a 100% relationship of the woman doing the house duties.

It’s plain to see peoples value systems have been changed, warped if you will.

Where does it stop?

When will the people speaking up about it finally be heard instead of ridiculed?

Do we, as women, need to step up and admit that we have let the ball slip by allowing men who don’t have desired traits to impregnate us and further their DNA instead of only allowing the strongest to survive?

Do we need to admit that we have allowed our most strongest trait of intuition to fall to the wayside and be ignored out of our desire to be loved and seen and in connection with somebody, anybody?

We as women are powerful.

And I feel that has been forgotten.

Powerful in our radiance.

Powerful in our surrender.

Powerful in our needs and desires.

Powerful in our ferociousness.

Powerful in our moments of bringing our power back online.

Powerful in our voices.

Let’s bring all of that back.

Xo S