The podcast delves into the conflict of women wanting to change men, emphasizing the importance of acceptance and growth. Setting healthy boundaries and understanding each other's wounds are crucial for maintaining conscious relationships. By examining our own patterns and wounds, we can evolve towards healthier dynamics in our relationships.
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Acceptance vs. Enabling
Men desire acceptance, but "accepting who they are" can be misinterpreted.
True acceptance doesn't mean tolerating harmful shadow behaviors stemming from wounds.
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Defensiveness as a Wound
A man's defensiveness, triggered by his partner's expression, can be mistaken for his true self.
Defensiveness is a wound response, not an inherent personality trait.
insights INSIGHT
Awakened Feminine's Role
True love doesn't enable shadow behavior; it encourages growth through gentle confrontation.
The awakened feminine uses her intuition to guide the masculine towards his highest potential.
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Men often feel like women are trying to change them, which of course causes conflict in their relationship. Men want to be accepted “for who they are”, but this doesn’t mean accepting mens’ shadow. Instead, it means loving and accepting them while desiring growth and change if their patterns stem from wounding.
Men need to set healthy boundaries. If someone is trying to change a man in a way that goes against his truth, he must express his values and stand in his integrity. Boundaries allow us all to maintain conscious relationships and honour our own growth.
When we misinterpret our partners’ need for a deeper and authentic connection, we put strain on the relationship. Unresolved conflicts and unaddressed wounds can lead to a lack of trust, intimacy, and satisfaction. So we need to embrace the opportunity for growth and evolve together.
In this episode, Lorin explains how, by examining our own patterns and wounds, we can reflect on whether we are identifying ourselves with our shadows or operating from our highest truth. This cultivates self-awareness and creates healthier dynamics in our relationships.
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The Deep Polarity Program An 8-week immersive journey to unlock the deepest intimacy through masculine & feminine dynamics