Friday, August 30, 2013
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Femininty
Some would define feminine as "grace draped with charm, emitting sensuousness!" And then there is the thinking man’s angle, “Femininity is an aspect of a man’s perception of what womanhood is. Though femininity is just an aspect, it’s fundamental to a man’s perception of what makes a woman a woman. Femininity defies logic and defines those qualities of a woman that go beyond her physicality…"
Well, that’s so far as men go . . . But what if we ask the girls? What makes a woman feel truly feminine? Think feminine and you will think of a woman who glides rather than walks; talks in soft, well-modulated tones, smells of jasmine and roses, looks fresh as a daisy, and has rhythmic gracious movements, rather than jerky ones.
But femininity to a woman is a feeling that comes from within — a happiness, a confidence that spreads warmth to her heart, brings a sparkle to her eyes and a secret, beguiling smile to her lips. When she feels most feminine, there’s lightness in her step and spirit and she is attractive to all around. The sparkle of her eyes, the sensuous feel of her own skin and the gentle tenor of her mood define the essence of a woman’s femininity.
And whatever men may think to the contrary, the surprising thing is that a woman doesn’t necessarily need the help of a man to make her feel a woman. One cannot deny a man’s role in awakening a woman’s sensuous femininity, but today as women come to terms with their own power, strength and depth of spirit, most women agree that how they feel about themselves and their bodies defines their femininity and self-indulgence is a critical aspect of a strong feminine spirit.
"I feel feminine when I get undivided attention from a man. A man who talks about me, my thoughts and feelings, someone who genuinely focuses on me, makes me feel ultra-feminine. An unspoken strong physical attention you feel from a man also awakens the feminine spirit within." "When a man treats you with gentleness, you feel feminine. Pampering myself also makes me feel so."
Pampering, yes. Indulging body, spirit and mind gives a woman her most intense feminine experiences; most women love themselves and their bodies almost as much as men do! Spas, beauty parlor's and the tons of beauty products that flood the market are given much more credit than men are with the power of arousing the feminine spirit within a woman. "I feel feminine when I pamper myself. It could be a massage, facial, or a haircut. Also, gossiping with girl pals and, sometimes when I just feel calm, happy and am ‘myself,’ then too I feel feminine..."
Femininity is all about "perfumes, flowers, nice outfits, manicured hands & feet and compliments," "For me, besides pampering bubble baths, body lotions and scrubs, femininity is loving every inch of my body; it is the body that makes you female…" MY eyes and hair give me a feminine feel, and sensitivity. I feel it is a woman’s capacity for love and faith that make her feminine.
"Strangely, wearing heels and shopping make me feel feminine. But then, I kind of feel feminine most of the time, so there isn’t anything specific that makes me feel so…it’s all in your head… I mean, you don’t need things to make you feel feminine!"
Touche. It’s all in the head…and quite a bit in the body too?!!
Well, that’s so far as men go . . . But what if we ask the girls? What makes a woman feel truly feminine? Think feminine and you will think of a woman who glides rather than walks; talks in soft, well-modulated tones, smells of jasmine and roses, looks fresh as a daisy, and has rhythmic gracious movements, rather than jerky ones.
But femininity to a woman is a feeling that comes from within — a happiness, a confidence that spreads warmth to her heart, brings a sparkle to her eyes and a secret, beguiling smile to her lips. When she feels most feminine, there’s lightness in her step and spirit and she is attractive to all around. The sparkle of her eyes, the sensuous feel of her own skin and the gentle tenor of her mood define the essence of a woman’s femininity.
And whatever men may think to the contrary, the surprising thing is that a woman doesn’t necessarily need the help of a man to make her feel a woman. One cannot deny a man’s role in awakening a woman’s sensuous femininity, but today as women come to terms with their own power, strength and depth of spirit, most women agree that how they feel about themselves and their bodies defines their femininity and self-indulgence is a critical aspect of a strong feminine spirit.
"I feel feminine when I get undivided attention from a man. A man who talks about me, my thoughts and feelings, someone who genuinely focuses on me, makes me feel ultra-feminine. An unspoken strong physical attention you feel from a man also awakens the feminine spirit within." "When a man treats you with gentleness, you feel feminine. Pampering myself also makes me feel so."
Pampering, yes. Indulging body, spirit and mind gives a woman her most intense feminine experiences; most women love themselves and their bodies almost as much as men do! Spas, beauty parlor's and the tons of beauty products that flood the market are given much more credit than men are with the power of arousing the feminine spirit within a woman. "I feel feminine when I pamper myself. It could be a massage, facial, or a haircut. Also, gossiping with girl pals and, sometimes when I just feel calm, happy and am ‘myself,’ then too I feel feminine..."
Femininity is all about "perfumes, flowers, nice outfits, manicured hands & feet and compliments," "For me, besides pampering bubble baths, body lotions and scrubs, femininity is loving every inch of my body; it is the body that makes you female…" MY eyes and hair give me a feminine feel, and sensitivity. I feel it is a woman’s capacity for love and faith that make her feminine.
"Strangely, wearing heels and shopping make me feel feminine. But then, I kind of feel feminine most of the time, so there isn’t anything specific that makes me feel so…it’s all in your head… I mean, you don’t need things to make you feel feminine!"
Touche. It’s all in the head…and quite a bit in the body too?!!
How to Remove Scuffs From Patent Leather Shoes
Black patent leather pumps are a fashion essential. Bright and fun colored patent leather pumps and peep-toe sling backs are additional perks to add to your shoe collection. A big scuff mark can ruin the appearance of the shoes, however. Though they may seem impossible to remove without damaging the patent leather, it can be done.
Things You'll Need
- Cotton balls or cotton swabs
- Non-acetone nail polish remover
- Cloth or rag with one end damp with water one end dry
Instructions
- 1 Saturate a cotton ball or cotton swab with non-acetone nail polish remover.
- 2 Apply the remover to the scuff, and rub until the scuff disappears. Be careful not to let the nail polish remover sit on the surface of the shoes for an extended period of time, this will risk compromising the patent leather.
- 3 When scuff is removed, wipe clean with a the damp half of the cloth and dry with a dry side.
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