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39 Elements of Femininity: A Course for Women to become the Glory of Men, whom are the Image of God
This course is for any Woman who wants to perfect her femininity in every area of her mental, spiritual, & physical. This book brings the science of the feminine arts to you in the form of natural and accessible action. No fluff, no fillers, and no fakery. After 5 weeks of continued practice of these elements, femininity should innately blossom from your core. Enjoy your journey to a more deeper femininity as you increase your heart, soul, & spirit in this ancient art for women.
140 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 10, 2016
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May 12, 2020
This book sounded great, and I wanted to like it but I am annoyed that I paid money for it.
First of all, it is littered with grammar and spelling errors. I lost track of how many, but they were painfully obvious. It is clear the author did not edit thoroughly or have others proofread for her.
Secondly, it seems the author had good intentions for writing this book but most of her advice was nonsense. For example, one piece of advice is that men want women to smell of perfume, therefore we should wear a lot of it all the time. This is not accurate of all men, and should not be taken as literal. Her whole premise seems to be "do these things and you will find a husband", but I would be more inclined to trust her words if she herself was married. I am only assuming she is unmarried because she surely would have talked about her husband if she had one.
Thirdly, most of her advice seems to be about changing oneself so they are more appealing to men. She tells us to model our laugh after someone else who has a feminine laugh (I'm sorry, but a man would know that this is a fake laugh!!). She says we should not wear dark colours, and only wear shades of pink, coral, cream, etc (yet she is photographed often in black). We are told to decorate our bedrooms in soft frilly textures and with feminine wallpaper and decor, but that is NOT going to attract a man! Nor will that make a woman more feminine.
I do not want to sound overly harsh or critical but I feel it is warranted here. I felt like the advice she was giving was basically to change everything about oneself so they are more appealing to men so that they can find a husband.
Overall I think the author had a good idea with the concept of this book, but should not have written about something she is not overly familiar with.
First of all, it is littered with grammar and spelling errors. I lost track of how many, but they were painfully obvious. It is clear the author did not edit thoroughly or have others proofread for her.
Secondly, it seems the author had good intentions for writing this book but most of her advice was nonsense. For example, one piece of advice is that men want women to smell of perfume, therefore we should wear a lot of it all the time. This is not accurate of all men, and should not be taken as literal. Her whole premise seems to be "do these things and you will find a husband", but I would be more inclined to trust her words if she herself was married. I am only assuming she is unmarried because she surely would have talked about her husband if she had one.
Thirdly, most of her advice seems to be about changing oneself so they are more appealing to men. She tells us to model our laugh after someone else who has a feminine laugh (I'm sorry, but a man would know that this is a fake laugh!!). She says we should not wear dark colours, and only wear shades of pink, coral, cream, etc (yet she is photographed often in black). We are told to decorate our bedrooms in soft frilly textures and with feminine wallpaper and decor, but that is NOT going to attract a man! Nor will that make a woman more feminine.
I do not want to sound overly harsh or critical but I feel it is warranted here. I felt like the advice she was giving was basically to change everything about oneself so they are more appealing to men so that they can find a husband.
Overall I think the author had a good idea with the concept of this book, but should not have written about something she is not overly familiar with.
April 11, 2020
I would say this book is a practical guide to becoming feminine rather than a book on elements of femininity. The author does explain, but rather succinctly, on different aspects of being feminine. The book has some very good takeaways and practices. However, sometimes the writing puts too much emphasis on attracting a partner, which I don't agree to be something I have to look out for too much when embracing God's design for me. I think God has a plan for every woman, but it doesn't necessarily involve a husband. Therefore I think I would have liked the book better if the author didn't validate her tips by saying how doing so and so would attract masculine men.
May 6, 2020
Self improvement at its finest.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I am a teenager who has lost sense of her femininity and this book has helped me by not just telling me how to be more feminine, but by explaining the process and beneficiary outcome of putting her techniques into practise. I also liked the fact that she involved God. This book forced me to really self reflect which has led to many improvements in myself. Great book!
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I am a teenager who has lost sense of her femininity and this book has helped me by not just telling me how to be more feminine, but by explaining the process and beneficiary outcome of putting her techniques into practise. I also liked the fact that she involved God. This book forced me to really self reflect which has led to many improvements in myself. Great book!
January 14, 2018
Foundation building starts here
This book is clear and concise. For those of uswho lacked feminine guidance and wisdom in our young lives, or even as a refresher..This books serves as a great starting point.
This book is clear and concise. For those of uswho lacked feminine guidance and wisdom in our young lives, or even as a refresher..This books serves as a great starting point.
September 24, 2021
Divine
This book was such a delight to me as the Holy Spirit has been cultivating me in feminity, as one of the blessed rewards of enduring many seasons of trials being prepared for prophetic ministry. I'm grateful to the author.
This book was such a delight to me as the Holy Spirit has been cultivating me in feminity, as one of the blessed rewards of enduring many seasons of trials being prepared for prophetic ministry. I'm grateful to the author.
December 19, 2018
Beautiful
This book really help me and I would encourage other females to try it out. Especially ladies that believe in God as well
This book really help me and I would encourage other females to try it out. Especially ladies that believe in God as well
October 26, 2019
This book's just basic maybe too basic. Nothing's new or really insightful about this book.
December 6, 2022
This book was a good mix between practical advice and (although not always justified in the best way), theory.
February 5, 2023
Eye Opening
There was a lot that I learned about myself and my habits but there are also some things that don’t fit with me but I respect them.
There was a lot that I learned about myself and my habits but there are also some things that don’t fit with me but I respect them.
September 4, 2023
good tips
Great tips in here. It’s worth the read. It’s quick and practical for increasing feminity.
Thank you for this material.
Great tips in here. It’s worth the read. It’s quick and practical for increasing feminity.
Thank you for this material.
March 17, 2024
Awesome Read
I enjoyed all the practical tips I learned on how to become more feminine! 🌺🌺🌺 the tips are very easy to implement!
I enjoyed all the practical tips I learned on how to become more feminine! 🌺🌺🌺 the tips are very easy to implement!
August 23, 2025
some ok points, mostly just religious babble tho
August 19, 2026
This book was a good mix between practical advice and (although not always justified in the best way), theory.
August 11, 2021
3.5* loved the concept, the ideas were a bit repetitive
January 26, 2017
So beautiful!
I decided to read this book after coming across the feminine princess' blog. The things to do are broken up in days. It's easy to read, and the author goes into detail to explain the benefits of doing the things she prescribes. My favorite part was how she outlined how there are different kinds of femininity and what that entails. I'd recommend this to someone desiring femininity from a Christian perspective.
I decided to read this book after coming across the feminine princess' blog. The things to do are broken up in days. It's easy to read, and the author goes into detail to explain the benefits of doing the things she prescribes. My favorite part was how she outlined how there are different kinds of femininity and what that entails. I'd recommend this to someone desiring femininity from a Christian perspective.
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