What You'll Hear In This Episode:

• The symbiotic relationship between masculinity and femininity, and how they bring out the best in each other

• The misconception that simply dressing up and waiting for the "right guy" is enough to feel feminine

• Learning how to make a man's world bigger by supporting his dreams and aspirations

• The tendency to build walls and become less open with age and negative experiences

• The shifting of focus from masculine or feminine behavior to attractive behavior

• The dangers of relying on seducers and players to bring out femininity

• The need for self-reflection and understanding one's role in attracting certain types of individuals

• The importance of both partners doing their part in maintaining a healthy relationship

Key quotes:

• "Because I had these thick walls up and I was so afraid of being vulnerable and feminine I never could find a man who treated me the way I wanted to be treated. Most men didn't feel like there was an opportunity for them to do that with me." — Lisa Shield
• "One way of making a man's world bigger is listening to, asking about, and supporting his dreams." — Lisa Shield
• "If you want to have a healthy relationship and you want to have a really beautiful, masculine, feminine dynamic, then it starts with learning about masculinity. Not just learning how you can become more feminine, but learning what draws out a man's masculine side. So you need to do your part just as much as he needs to do his part." — Lisa Shield
• "And it's not just about sitting and waiting for a man to bring your femininity out, but it's also about you knowing how to draw out his masculinity. And as you do that, your femininity will start to emerge in the process." — Lisa Shield

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Email the podcast at: podcast@lisashield.com