First born 'syndrome' and masculinity: how do you actually step into your feminine? | Ep. 17

This week we're talking all about how to actually step into your feminine, especially as first born daughters who have chronically been in our masculine for a long, long time.
With masculine/feminine traits and characteristics being a bit of a trending topic in the last few years, we spend a little time in this episode discussing what this actually means to us and how we've made the shift into our feminine (which is still a work in progress!)
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[@Jahidul9]

GREAT PODCAST

[@nancypham1537]

Thank to you two for sharing! I loved hearing how you’re both on the journey together. Resting and mindfulness/slowing down is probably the most helpful in being in the feminine for me, but trust is still the hardest aspect for me to practice because it requires reframing a deep belief that people don’t care nor do they try to be there for you. I know this role didn’t come out of nowhere you know? When you’re around people in survival mode most of their lives, they really don’t have capacity to care. I still trust that life can be magical and loving and it’s ok not to trust most people because realistically Americans are also not taught community consciousness.

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[@matinajazmine]

try being a first born to narc parents ...its traumatic