Do men want to remember that which women bring to make the world a better place?
Both men and women carry something within ourselves that the other one benefits from.
Men and women work together like two halves of a ladder where each of them is missing half of their rungs.
Without each other, we are fragmented.
Together we are whole.
When we work together, we climb higher together.
Men empower women to build more wealth materially (externally), where women empower men to build more wealth within (internally). Money without enjoyment of life is only valuable to those who do not value what women bring to the world.
Inner enjoyment of life without appreciation for what money can help us do outside of ourselves is only valuable to those who do not appreciate the power that men hold.
Credit cards and drugs. Those are the solutions we have found to fill the void when we don’t have good relationships with the opposite sex. Credit cards, loans, pharmaceuticals, alcohol, and psychedelics. Things that artificially manufacture the experience of material success and inner enjoyment. They let us touch in and then leave us with a nasty hangover instead of being left with the real thing.
You can make money and be miserable. You can function in the world and be an alcoholic. You can be in debt and still say you’re happy.
But you don’t have to be.
And then of course we think the answer is that since everyone is going to make you miserable anyway, don’t get attached. Just sell yourself sexually and then you don’t have to worry about it.
Where did we get that idea from? Where did we get the idea that money is worth trading our dignity? Or as most people might respond “what dignity? I go to a job I hate every day and don’t make nearly as much as a stripper on a pole in a good strip club makes in one evening. What good is dignity if it means I can’t afford a life worth living to begin with?”
So I will ask again – do men want to remember the value that women bring to the world? Or do they want to keep holding their noses instead of stopping to smell the flowers?
Or is the problem that all of the roses are covered in thorns and the men never learned how to hold them without experiencing pain that they can’t recover from?
So they just shut down entirely and said “burn the whole garden”?
Collectively men and women need healing so we can appreciate one another again.
What are you doing to appreciate the value that you bring to the world as a woman or a man? What are you doing to recognize those who appreciate you? What are you doing to acknowledge, understand, and appreciate that which others bring in with them?
What is the value of doing all of the work to become aware of these things, anyway?
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