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My last essay was a historical argument for why I believe women have culturally lost their femininity. I included myself in this because, like it or not, I am a product of modern day society and hardly as connected to my own femininity despite being raised very traditional.
Of course, many women still have traces of their femininity left intact in varying degrees because there’s a certain amount of femininity that is intuitive to who we are conveyed through our biology and hormones. However, a large part of femininity is passed on to us through girlhood from mothers and grandmothers and aunts, and pulled out of us from our husbands. This process is perpetuated by the woman then having children and instilling her femininity into her daughters, and they in turn, growing up to have homes of their own. Many simply lack that girlhood mentor or the man who makes her woman.
Not that I think it’s impossible to cultivate femininity without mothers or husbands. Nuns are a great example of women becoming extremely feminine without a husband. Even so, the model of marriage and motherhood is still present in the sacraments.
If anything, the modern woman has become so disconnected from motherhood and marriage, and this has created widespread gender dysphoria among young women today.
