{UAH} The Misconception.
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BY HASSAN AMINA VIA UAH FACEBOOK GROUP
The Misconception...... There is a great misconception that Women hurt more than men in breakups....Even though this is subjectional upon individual That is scientifically untrue. Men actually hurt about 4x more than women. And to understand this one must understand the energy of identity of the penetrator and the penetrated.
The Woman is the penetrated, she is a custom to allows things IN her naturally., This as many things have a reflex of emotion, in which allows her to have fewer filters of expression of emotion, which is why a Woman crying or pouring her emotions out allows simple release mechanisms to occur and aid a release of bondage to suffice mostly all wounds.All this will be energy coming to her, compliments, friendships, aid, people wanting to help, she will attract many things to aid the heart On the other hand
The Man is the perpetrator, he is an initiator and bulwark , this carries many filters around the man and emotions, in which is why under extreme stress Man will bundle it, allowing no air to escape, which in many instances could turn physical, or harm himself or someone else to try to gain control. Man suffers greatly in breakups because he has filters that block healing energy and aid for himself....This is something the woman in almost every instance doesn't carry.
Men often feel forced to hide their emotions or they may considered weak. The only emotion many males have been taught or allowed to express is anger. Hence, they lash out, become violent, seem to hate women... Men need comfort just as much as women do; and they must be allowed to experience and express the full gamut of emotions. Tears are not a sign of weakness, but a sign of cleaning and release.
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The Misconception...... There is a great misconception that Women hurt more than men in breakups....Even though this is subjectional upon individual That is scientifically untrue. Men actually hurt about 4x more than women. And to understand this one must understand the energy of identity of the penetrator and the penetrated.
The Woman is the penetrated, she is a custom to allows things IN her naturally., This as many things have a reflex of emotion, in which allows her to have fewer filters of expression of emotion, which is why a Woman crying or pouring her emotions out allows simple release mechanisms to occur and aid a release of bondage to suffice mostly all wounds.All this will be energy coming to her, compliments, friendships, aid, people wanting to help, she will attract many things to aid the heart On the other hand
The Man is the perpetrator, he is an initiator and bulwark , this carries many filters around the man and emotions, in which is why under extreme stress Man will bundle it, allowing no air to escape, which in many instances could turn physical, or harm himself or someone else to try to gain control. Man suffers greatly in breakups because he has filters that block healing energy and aid for himself....This is something the woman in almost every instance doesn't carry.
Men often feel forced to hide their emotions or they may considered weak. The only emotion many males have been taught or allowed to express is anger. Hence, they lash out, become violent, seem to hate women... Men need comfort just as much as women do; and they must be allowed to experience and express the full gamut of emotions. Tears are not a sign of weakness, but a sign of cleaning and release.
Allaah gives the best to those who leave the choice to Him."And if Allah touches you with harm, none can remove it but He, and if He touches you with good, then He is Able to do all things." (6:17)
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