the ultimate guide to living your best life as her. Join me, Margarita, on an empowering journey

to discover your feminine energy, build meaningful relationships, and find your purpose.

So let's dive in and explore all things womanhood together. On today's episode, my loves,

we are going to be talking about the subject of chasing men. Should you, when should you,

how to know when you should not? Those of you who are familiar with my content, my TikTok content,

all of my content, will know my feelings on this one. I do not believe in the chase working out

when it comes to a woman doing it towards a man. Why? There are many reasons, some are biologicals,

some are social, some are just how I feel that it is, but let's go through them. I think, intrinsically,

the whole idea of the chase works when it is from the man's side because it's biologically

something that is built into us. I'll just start it there. Why is it built into us for the man to

chase and not the woman? Because what we have, even though we might not have it active at the moment,

which is our ability to procreate and create children, we might be on the pill, we might be using

contraception, but our body does not know that. So our thousands of years of biology and who we

are meant to be and who we are made to be, even if you choose to use that or not, is that you have

a lot more on the line than he does. If you were to get pregnant by any Tom Dick and Harry,

you've got a lot on the line. You've got potential children that he could just leave and you'd

have to take care of. You've got a pregnancy that could cause you many ailments and before

doctors and medicine was available to everyone and in some parts of the world is still isn't,

it's just not something that is possible for you to overlook. It's a big, big, big, big, big sacrifice

and a big responsibility in a woman's life, hence why, by him chasing her and jumping through

metaphorical hoops, slaying the dragons, impressing her family and proposing, he therefore proves

that he is there for the long run and not just for a good time. You see what I'm saying?

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