They seem to be more vulnerable, more insecure and less and less clear about what they feel, think and want.
Guess it's the story of every woman's life...
Talking about this with my friend Villia this morning she observed - being the wise woman that she is - that this is very probably caused by the fact that most modern women in rich and developed countries have become very self-assured and able to show their strength without any restraint, not expecting men to be strong as they did a few generations ago (just ONE generation, as far as my age group is concerned).
I do agree with her. We're strong, determined, independent, and we don't *need* men anymore the way the older generations did. Not for surviving purposes, anyway (I actually do believe we don't NEED men in any possibile way, it's simply great to have them next to us instead of needing them...).
What Villia pointed out is that women have always been like that, meaning strong. In a way we're actually much stronger than men, only we made them believe that they were the stronger sex and now that we don't bother doing that anymore they have a huge problem with their self-confidence.
One little demonstration of this: the big success this video called "Crying girl" is having in Japan. As stated on this site: "It seems that men in Japan need to have their "conquering instinct" stoked up, and the way to do this is by watching beautiful women cry. Yep, in a nutshell: men feel stronger after experiencing the weakness of women."
A bit sad, isn't it?Luckily not all men feel so threatened but I can definitely notice a certain "softer" trend.
On one hand I like it - in a way they seem "closer" to our type of sensitivity - on the other hand I feel that some guys really need to get a spine and whine a lot less. :)
It's my intention to specialize in relationship-related Tarot also to help my consultants (and myself!) understand what's going on exactly in the mysterious world that we human beings call Love. And thus to make a bit more sense of relationships.
I strongly believe it can be done. And yes, I'm incurably optimistic. :)
I'd like to hear your opinions about this. Via comments on this blog, mail, Facebook, Twitter, whatever.
Please help me help. Thanks. :)
The music is by good old Joe Jackson and it's called - what else? - "Real men".






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