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Skin Deep

Kathryn Trudeau I can tell you first hand that there were people who never treated me differently nor did they ever say the classic, "You look exhausted today. Are you okay?"

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To Trust?

Kate Quinn Emotional closeness outside of a committed relationship implies something that does not actually exist. It implies a commitment which is not there.  I can’t – I won’t be used for emotional satisfaction. 

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What's Wrong With Modesty

The reason our skirts were shortened in the first place was for practicality. Skirts were difficult to manage when we started working in factories in the late 1800s, and a few years later we had to chase our downtown bus connections to work our secretary jobs in the city.

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"A Letter to Women"

As a woman, one of your gifts is your profound intuition. You sense, see, and feel things beyond the physical. You know things way in advance. People may call you crazy, unreasonable, even unrealistic, but know that nothing revolutionary was created by dreaming small and buying into limitations.

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"The Trouble with Bright Girls"

For women, ability doesn’t always lead to confidence. 'bright girls believe that their abilities are innate and unchangeable, while bright boys believe that they can develop ability through effort and practice' in this article, published by Psychology Today.

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The Dignity of Women and Pope John Paul II

Fr. Michael Paris The complications that feminism brought about in recent times for both men and women will not be solved by embracing the modern gratifications from it, nor by turning back the clocks. Rather, John Paul II writes that the world needs a clarification on the dignity of womanhood and how her changing role is changing society in a positive manner. Fr. Mike draws heavily from Mulieris Dignitatem.

 

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"Feminine Genius"

The following is a piece taken from Maura Byrne's Made in His Image. For the link to the original location, scroll beneath the passage. Maura Byrnes spearheaded a new movement called Made in His Image (MIHI), a non-profit which exists to offer hope and healing to victims and survivors of abuse and women struggling with eating disorders. It's an awesome site worth checking out and sharing with a friend. Find her on facebook too!

 

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