Exploring the Masculine-Feminine Typology
The masculine describes qualities typically embodied by biological males, and the feminine describes those embodied by biological females.
But anyone – regardless of biological sex or gender identification – embodies both the masculine and the feminine to a certain ratio. Think of them as two forces or poles within us.
When harnessed correctly, they each bring certain capacities. When allowed to coexist and dance together, we have a much greater repertoire.
This is a snippet from my Wednesday 19/8 episode, Making Sense of Personality Typology Systems, Part 1/2 (#158).
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