I recently wrote a blog entitled Act Like A Lady, Think Like A Wife that applauded Steve Harvey's recent accomplishment on having written a book-turned-movie, but I also disagreed with the premise of his arguments. I do not believe that women should ever "act like a man" because women play a role in society that is paramount in the survival of the family unit and society as a whole. By suggesting that women take on male characteristics, even jokingly, is to also suggest that men become displaced in society. In doing so, marriages and relationships would no longer be stable, and the theoretical "scales of balance" would forever be unjust.
In this blog, I would like you to get a clearer picture of what I was referring to when I said we needed to get back to more "traditional relationships". With the added assistance of a beautiful, well-spoken author whom I admire, I invite you to look at this issue again and share your thoughts on the state of intimacy today.
Shanel Cooper-Sykes is a dynamic speaker. Her website is dedicated to helping women find and create a better image of themselves. Her eye-opening book, Stilettos In The Kitchen, further explores the beauty of being a real woman and suggestively lays a solid foundation for "getting your "ish" together" (or GYIT as she says) so that you can begin to attract the mate you desire into your life.
Although she speaks from the perspective of a woman in today's world, many of her lessons teach transferable traits that should be embraced by all people. Cooper-Sykes has created a series of instructional chats that allow her followers to experience her personality first-hand. She is very methodical and logical in her approach to life and she accurately charts a path to success that can be applied to relationships, business, and life in general.