The influence of applied femininity is, by any measure, incredibly determinative. In every culture, in every age, the power is awesome. And dangerous. As with any significant reservoir of power it may be used for good or ill. Its impact may be constructive or destructive. Like a mighty river, it is a force that may turn the turbines and generate power that will light up a community, a home, and a man’s whole life. But undisciplined and unchecked, it may devastate, demoralize, and utterly destroy.
Some women have no clue how much actual power they hold, and those are the women who destroy their husbands by default. Other women are acutely aware of their power and make a conscious decision to become high controllers. But still other women, keenly aware of the power God has vested in their femininity, make a deliberate choice to use that power only for good.- Stu Weber, Four Pillars of a Man’s Heart, pages 258-259
Excellent, excellent! That is a book I must read for myself!
‘Tis a lovely quote and picture!
tis truth.
What a beautiful quote and I love the picture too!
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Thanks for sharing this with us. I really liked it. I also think the picture is pretty and so “feminine”.
Blessings,
Carla
Thank you for the beautiful quote! Very inspiring and true. I posted it on my blog, with a link to yours as my source…thanks again!
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I love this! I highly recommend Michelle Mckinney Hammond’s book “The Power of Femininity” as well. It sounds like it is feminist but far from it! It’s on the lines of what you shared. I may not agree with everything, but it has really opened my eyes to the gift of womanhood and how important it is to use it properly. Thank you for your post!