Good morning gorgeous. How are you doing this morning? I hope you're all doing wonderful. Welcome to the Dr. Daph show. I'm your host Dr. Michelle Daph. Today we're talking about feminine and masculine roles, specifically in a marriage and for those of you who are

dating in your relationships if you desire to live a more feminine lifestyle if you desire to be with a

masculine man especially for those ladies who really don't know what feminine and

masculine roles even are and you're dating a very traditional

masculine man because those men come from families or they have certain

expectations and if you have no idea what they're even

desiring then you could lose out on the man of your dreams simply because you don't

know and I don't want that for you. I want you

to be able to go into your relationships with understanding. And if you desire these things,

and you'll know exactly what to also look for when you're dating. We're reading out of our book

Fascinating Womanhood and this book is written by Helen Andalin and it says

that it is how the ideal woman awakens a man's deepest love and tenderness.

This book was written in I believe the 70s I could be wrong but it was written a while ago and some of the things that you may

read in this book or you may hear me say may sound a little outdated or it might sound

like a little bit I I don't know, not rude, but some of the wording that she

uses and some of the terminology we have massaged and we don't say those kinds of things today.

So just know that as I read sometimes it may sound like it's me saying those things but I'm reading from the book I try to mesh my commentary with the book so that it's a seamless audio it's easy to

digest but sometimes it's hard to tell what I'm saying and what I'm reading and

I know that can be a little tricky but you know some of the stuff in this book is also just a little triggering to people this book I would consider to be a very controversial book especially in this day and age

I read lots of different things from people who have reviewed this book. People tend to get really

triggered by the things that she says because for one a lot of these things have been tweaked so much with the culture.

Some of these things are just really hard to hear because it's asking so much of us as women

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