#Animatrice masculine or feminine professional#

When I focus on the latter, I become anxious because I am exerting too much energy into planning and not doing. When I am too focused on the former, I am happy, but paralyzed by the next steps because I don’t feel rooted security. With writing as an example, it’s highly creative for me, and my voice is authentically feminine in its compassion, but I am also planning out the structure, editing the content and coordinating with clients, which is my masculine portrayal of energy.

#Animatrice masculine or feminine professional#

I also value my logic and planning abilities, so I try to project them through my professional development or even my exercise activity. Using myself as an example, I feel balanced when I am creative, receptive and nurturing. In our efforts to be balanced, we can as well come to identify when we are out of alignment. Cultivating a deeper awareness of our internal dualities would lessen these issues greatly. When we feel awkward in our truth, we hide it.

Shaming a male for being overly emotional or a female for being too tough are examples of outdated stereotypes that can lead to insecurity. When considering terms like gender-bending and androgynous, we must accept the premise that we all hold both masculine and feminine energies by nature. We can realize that we don’t need external validation from others to thrive. Removing these limitations from ourselves enables us to heal and become more well-rounded individuals.

To segregate things based on gender is ludicrous, because our bodies are not always representative of our inner world, and that’s okay. When we can see these aspects within ourselves and others, we can better discern our choices. We can evolve our interactions with the world and engage in our interests without hesitation by embracing this duality and discarding the notion that we must be more of one energy than the other.īased on the chart above, you can start to gather a sense of these aspects being polarities to one another. Understanding our duality, particularly within our Masculine and Feminine energies, can have a massive impact on our self-awareness. But the societal shaming of interests not deemed stereotypical of our assigned gender impedes our ability to be multifaceted people. This creates a boxing-in of antiquated behaviors that are more detrimental than they are good. Based on the sexual organs you are born with, you are assigned a gender. Furthermore, we have been living within an arguably toxic patriarchal system that perpetuates unhealthy behaviors in both energies. Perhaps our biggest misconception of these dualities is manifest in our creation of masculine and feminine stereotypes, particularly as applied to assigned gender. The Law of Polarity explains these dualities as ubiquitous. Life is designed based on energetic polarities, and our purpose is to strive for balance. Masculine? Feminine? Why not both? Low Entropy Volunteer Writer Emma Norton explains.