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The Strength of A Woman

            

Who told our young women that masculine traits make you independent, strong, and cute? Let me help you, dear sister, a woman's strength lies in the power of her SOFT words and STRONG perseverance to pray her family through while still guiding them through their right now!

She talks faith, lives faith, acts in faith and Is ready to do warfare on the enemy for her family! She creates, manages, achieves, takes care of business, and doesn't have an excuse bone in her body. 

She KNOWS her WORTH and VALUE so much so that her husband doesn't have to wonder "what you been doing all day" or whether or not someone else has her eyes because he KNOWS God has her heart, first! 

Her ability to show strength in her feminine traits can attract a good man quicker than these boys that just want to boo you up, plant seeds that they are not man enough to properly father God's way, and can't see past Netflix and chill to tell you his plans for his future let alone his future with you. All these masculine females and feminine men make me tired! I like my man like I like my coffee, bold and strong.. meanwhile.. I'll be some flavored water, simply refreshing!  


#RiseUpWomen #Standupandleadbrothers #knowyourworth #Old2NewCreation 


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