Journal Activity – Polarity: Demonstrating Dominance – Discipline & Accountability

1A(Reflection): Observe in what way your woman or the women you are dating are demonstrating actions that are not matching their words. List out all the ways her actions are not matching words.

1B(Declaration): Declare the importance of each of these scenarios to you. Prioritize the cases of her actions not matching her words from most important to least. Label each scenario as whether you are flexible with that or if it is a non-negotiable based on the importance to you and your values.

2A(Reflection): Observe in what ways your woman or the woman you date displays strong independent woman characteristics over allowing herself to play her natural feminine role as follower of your leadership and caretaker of your heart, space, relationship, and family. Also observe in what way you encourage her to be more masculine and more disconnected from her nature by encouraging her to be a strong, independent woman. List out 3 to 5 characteristics in which your woman is displaying independent woman characteristics in which you would like her to be more feminine, in her heart and relationship-focused.

2B(Declaration): Declare how you will avoid dating (if you are single) the over-masculine, over-independent women, or what dominant masculine actions you will take to guide your woman (relationship / married) or these types of women (single) into her vulnerability, into her trust, into her heart, into her emotionality, and into her nurturing care of you and others.

3A(Reflection): In what ways do you tolerate disrespect from your woman or women when they are being emotional? List 3-5 criticisms, accusations, or insults said to you when a woman is in her emotions, irresponsibly pointing a finger, placing blame, or projecting.

3B(Declaration): Declare how you will lead your woman into being more emotionally responsible, guiding her into feeling her emotions and vulnerably expressing her feelings, problems, wants, and needs without leading, finger-pointing, blaming, or projecting her negative feelings onto you.