To deny my femininity is to deny a part of me

To deny my femininity is to deny a part of me. Those lustful energies were never my own; they were projections of what others assumed about me, shaped by their own speculations. I refuse to accept that narrative because I value myself. Cheap trinkets and misguided expressions of love are beneath me; I deserve more. I am worthy of respect, sincere greetings, and genuine connections—not hollow words filled with ambiguity. Denying my femininity is akin to denying another essential aspect that's a truth and a big part of me. I cannot suppress my nurturing side or the depth of my empathy. Why should I hide these facets of myself? By simply being true to who I am, I can foster honest and warm connections. Showing one's true self should not be criticized; rather, it should deepen our relationships, with no trickery or deceptions. It’s time to stop making concessions and acknowledge the reality that people often project onto one another. The tribes are not lost; they are awakening. There is no need to cling to outdated ways that have caused division for so long. Recognize the strength in women. They are capable of receiving kindness while still standing strong. They may walk in silence, yet they serve as a supportive anchor. They are not broken; they understand their purpose wholly and embrace their passions faithfully. Do not deny her femininity. It is her strength that impacts masculinity. I will not tolerate low vibrational behaviors nor languages that will curse me. Women do not need a savior; it is about substance and genuine connection. A partnership will always be stronger than stuck in low vibrationsbof desperactions. Catch up if you wish to be a true friend to her. All the vanity in the world cannot replace the respect she deserves. Her space is sacred please just respect it, protect it, or don't bother to come near it. She practices self-care and radiates positivity. With an invitation to connect, please do not confuse this with toxic affection.