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I was with friends recently when the subject of 'the honeymoon period' came up. It quickly became apparent to me that people seem to have a rigid belief that all long-term relationships have this point at which, inevitably, things start to go south.
Curious, I asked around to see what people consider to be signs that the honeymoon period - that joyful, exciting phase at the very beginning of a relationship - is over.
Here's what came back to me...
Human beings, masculine ones especially, store tension in the body and often in the front of their bodies. Frowning, squinting, raising the eyebrows, grimacing, clenching the jaw and grinding the teeth – emotional tension manifested in the muscles of the face and neck. Slouching and rounded shoulders, this is tightness in the chest and abdominal region and even the hips...
Feminine energy is expansive, flowing and fluctuating, whereas the masculine is central, still and consistent. For men who have masculinity at their core, living from this place is vitally important. Leaning to 'be in your masculine' is what will allow you to feel that you are living true to your identity and will provide the energetic balance to your intimate relationship and even allow your children to feel secure in your presence.
