How to Have SOFT, FEMININE Body Language

[@blessedwifeandmama]

Video starts at 3:11

[@qwq2170]

You’re a life saver

[@YournewhomegirlAli]

Omg thank you 🙏

[@Why_even_try]

Thank you ❤

[@realchasebased]

Fun fact : I'm a teen male with Asperger's . If you haven't ever heard of Asperger's, it's a mild form of autism that makes it difficult to read and exhibit non verbal cues like body language , tone of voice etc. And this video really helped me realize I was exhibiting a more feminine body language , so after this I just looked up a masculine body language tutorial. You really helped me out asking my girlfriend out and I wouldn't have had the confidence without you. Thanks so much you're a great person 😀

[@urluniquehandle]

Hi! I'm a teen girl with Asperger's (ASD-1 if we're being specific) and I'm actually on this video because I've realised just how masculine my mannerisms are. Congrats on working on your body language!

[@evielastt]

​@@urluniquehandle same, i am a girl with ASD and this video helped me with feminine body language!!

[@rfmay]

Hey guys! Just so you know, it’s o.k. to have “feminine” body language as a boy, or “masculine” body language as a girl :)

[@TyphoonBeam]

Teen trans girl with Autism here. I looked up this video to learn how to do body language in general.

[@lobnaomar3]

@realchasebased this is sooo beautiful I wish happiness for you both masculine man and feminine woman ❤️

[@lisamaryam6176]

I started to walk in a more feminine way as you've taught and let's just say my husband finds me to be super hot 😂 He would have me stand from afar and walk towards him and he very much enjoys my little show 😂 thank you for this knowledge! It has vastly improved me as a woman and needless to say it has also spiced up our marriage at the same time 😂

[@suzannedussault4120]

Wow, I love the fact that you gave example on the side screen. This is the best for visual learners like me!

[@CynthiaL]

I'm happy to hear you enjoyed it :) 💛

[@peacefulmindtoday]

I marvel at the constant effort women put into being beautiful. I realize more and more how the comportment you talk about comes with conscious practice. Thank you for the reminder to appreciate and celebrate the hard work that goes into femininity as I continue to learn ladies' style. Well done Ms. Cynthia!

[@CynthiaL]

Thank you David :)

[@mymelodichandle]

Can I ask why you’re learning about our style?

[@jasmineburnet9657]

How I wish I had mentoring like this when I was a preteen!!

[@akankshajha7250]

Me too!

[@AmberlyPerez]

I was listening to this while doing the dishes and I realized that the way I was presenting my body language would have shown my husband ( if her were observing me ) that I did not like doing the dishes even though I LOVE doing the dishes and cleaning my home! I was rigid, moving quickly, had resting “angry” face and I just probably looked unpleasant to an observer. Thank you for your content!

[@CynthiaL]

I think that sometimes our concentration face can look like angry face, which is normal. But being aware of it helps :) 💛💛

[@sakuraesther6309]

@@CynthiaL Thanks for daying that it is normal

[@patrickwentzell4638]

@@CynthiaL I became a protessenger against all wrong doings going on in the world today here is a list of many . scams . corruption . privileges restrictions . bullying . hate groups .. illnesses . these ans many other bad organizations and problems in the world I believe in fairness freedom love and respect excepting others different from ourselves this world needs to heal from so much pain take care be well everyone .

[@WafflesOinc]

As a woman with adhd, it’s hard to not make wandering eyes and I often space out for a couple of seconds 😅

[@CynthiaL]

lol I have heard this, the key is not to be too distracted but not to be too fixated 💛💛

[@lauratrefry3333]

The struggle is real! Keep trying and you will get better!! I tried to make sure I was looking people in the eye and just ended up noticing how different each person's eye color really is. Which led me down a rabbit hole on KZbin on what different eye colors can mean. Anyways, all that to say that it's difficulty at first and your not going to get it right away but keep practicing and you'll get better!

[@flutenanyidk1806]

I fixate on people's eyes. It makes them feel listened to and I get more information out of the conversation than the other person intended. Maybe I observe more about them than they know, or maybe they just end up spilling their guts to me because of the eye-contact. Either way, it's an easy way to make people feel valued. I typically just know when to stop and my habit of spacing out for a few seconds is actually a useful tool to ensure there isn't too much eye contact.

[@somemillennial]

When I think of feminine body language, The Princess Diaries comes to mind. Also classic Disney princesses and ofc, icons like Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe and Jackie O.

[@CynthiaL]

So true!! These are all great examples :) 💛

[@DK-eu2op]

oh, such a good example

[@michelletackett9489]

I sway my hips. Guys love that. They tell me how cute and feminine it makes me look.

[@CynthiaL]

This is true! I talk about it in my feminine walking video ☺️

[@thaiblanch4627]

Please, can you teach me how you do it ?

[@mspotpie]

@@thaiblanch4627 if you lean back slightly while you walk and keep your whieght centered in your hips it helps alot

[@jokergirl4351]

You don’t need to sway your hips if you walk like a women it will be naturally.

[@CynthiaL]

I talk about it in my feminine walking video, the key is hip flexibility and core strength.

[@Veniaization]

I love how you talked about dancer-like movements. I think that is one of the best ways of thinking of that kind body language. Some of those graceful icons of the past - Audrey Hepburn, Grace Kelly, Myrna Loy, and others like them - often had ballet training to get them to that level of soft, fluid grace.

[@CynthiaL]

This is very true!! There are also adult ballet classes now :) 💛

[@julietatonello]

You look exquisite in this video. The topic is super important in regards to femeninity, It is so easy to forget using body language to communicate our intentions and feelings. Thank you for the content

[@CynthiaL]

Thank you so much! 😍 That is true, it is often the first impression we give!

[@terrellthetaurus6568]

@@CynthiaL i need you to make another you in a sense. I want 99 asmr girls to create a multi million dollar business. I need you to coach them. Seriously.

[@sarahd1706]

I love that you call it Resting Angry Face. I've been looking for a more appropriate term.

[@darling_darby]

Also, I have been exploring Polynesian dance and it has helped me so much with improving my grace!

[@CynthiaL]

Ooo very interesting point!! I think another KZbinr has talked about dance and femininity as well, I think it’s Lisa Hart 🥰

[@darling_darby]

Cynthia L I will have to look her up!

[@tq6tl]

All that hip action in Polynesian dance, definitely feminine.

[@lerox3584]

Try Roman Dance, Turkish gypsy dance. For ex. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpvFp6Rsfst3hqs

[@gialenae6478]

You look INCREDIBLE!!! Black suits you well 😍

[@CynthiaL]

Hope you’re having a great week lovely! Thank you 🥰🥰 I love wearing darker colors as the seasons change

[@gialenae6478]

Cynthia L Thank you 😊. And you’re welcome. I love darker colors in the fall too

[@sarahd1706]

Thank you, Cynthia! That was beautiful!🌷 I take ballet lessons as part of my excercise routine to develop my feminine grace. It's never too late, I started in my 30's. It really helps!

[@swivelhips586]

You may be a national treasure. 😉 Thank you for helping to keep the art of femininity alive. I suppose it's old fashioned, but wouldn't it be wonderful, if there were femininity, manners & etiquette classes available for girls, teens and women? Locally or in nearby communities. Perhaps even a bit of learning the traditional dances. Of course there should be an equivalent for the guys. Just daydreaming inspired by you and your channel. I can see a space or emptiness in our society, country and age, that could begin to be repaired by fostering intelligent, civil and polite society. Thank you for helping me to refine and bring out the best in myself.

[@becomingbethany]

They still have classes like these!! But mostly only in the big cities. I wish they were more widely available! There’s a lot online though!

[@swivelhips586]

@@becomingbethany I was wondering about that. Thanks.

[@CynthiaL]

I am happy that we have created an online community where we can share this information, because it is hard to find nowadays :( 💛💛

[@vixxexo6855]

Nobody in 2023 would attend stuff like that. Even if 1% of people want to attend, they may not attend as they already have school or jobs.

[@KacyJones]

Wow, I’ve watched so many videos on femininity and yours are by far the best. Thank you for putting this out there and for making space for feminine women in a world where that seems to be frowned on more and more.

[@sarahdesimon5781]

Whenever I'm in a rush because I have an appointment or something, I execute my movements faster (for instance while applying my makeup) and everything ends up falling on the floor !! 😂 I don't know if it is just me, but now I try to calm down, and things run much more smoothly! So grace and elegance in all circumstances, even if you're in a hurry!! 😄🌹 BTW: I looove this video, wonderful tips you are looking stunningly graceful and pretty !

[@CynthiaL]

Yes, I can totally relate!! Trying to calm down, helps us focus and be more efficient overall. Thank you lovely :) 💛

[@jessicamarie7613]

"We think femininity had a place in our society and we don't want a large group of women to be left behind" girl I'm sold, sign me up!!

[@alexisl.65]

Such great tips, Cynthia! I think we could all benefit from slowing down, not only for graces sake, but for our mental health as well! Adding stress into our movements, ie trying to tie shoes too quickly, makes us feel even more stressed. Thanks for sharing 💕

[@CynthiaL]

Very true! Life lived a more flowy-pace, is much more fulfilling 💛 :)

[@eddie9420]

I am really into upper class Victorian era etiquette, fashion, etc. Since I don't have outfits yet, I do my best to show softness through etiquette from back then.

[@earthgirl7874]

This sounds quite interesting. Would you share a video on the upper class Victorian era please🙏 thank you

[@eddie9420]

@@earthgirl7874 Of course. Let me find some links..

[@eddie9420]

@@earthgirl7874 Here's one for letter writing. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaSueXlnmM5kraM

[@andreacannon1263]

I decided to learn belly dance a long time ago and it really helped me to move in a very feminine way, also reconnected me to my sensuality !

[@emilyprice861]

I'd also add the need to come down to a child's level with open up turned hands so that you are ready to receive a hug anytime. Being with kids it's easy to get louder and when frustrated movements become sharper and more masculine. Being feminine aware, soothes and calms situations with smoothness raising children up not tearing them down.

[@CynthiaL]

This is so important and true!! 💛

[@scythereaping]

I am a Transgender Girl who has been transitioning for a very long time. Your tutorial videos really totally helped me. Oh My Gosh! I learned soo much. Thanks soo much. I am totally grateful. ♥

[@somemillennial]

Wow, I'm so glad I found your channel ✨ Learning about femininity from a beauty queen is very intriguing!

[@CynthiaL]

I'm happy you subscribed :D 💛

[@elishevawoudenberg5510]

You are absolutely stunning! You truly have talent to make these video’s, as I am 15 you are like a big sister to me, you are so special and I am praying for you and your husband and that God wil bless you with childeren because you wil be an absolute amazing mom💕💕

[@CynthiaL]

awh, I'm so happy you are here learning these things at that age. It is also when I started! I am thankful for your wishes for blessings, we will see what God has planned for us :) 💛

[@jacket5456]

I appreciate this a lot. I'm a neurotypical, straight, white, early 20s male. I love learning about people who aren't like me, so I love learning about women and minorities. I think it's awesome that some women want to be more feminine, just like some men want to be more masculine. In an era where we're "supposed" to "break out of our defined roles" I think this is awesome. If you are a woman who loves being yourself then don't be afraid to. There's nothing wrong with being a feminine woman or a masculine man. Don't let anyone convince you otherwise.

[@classyladyangie31]

Cynthia Darling! You exude femininity! I love it!! I LOVE this video and will watch it again and again! I want to practice so that I can get better at my body language. Wow!! Eye opening! Also, I will be watching the other videos you mentioned as well! God bless! 🥰

[@julietatonello]

Same here! I saved this video to watch it every time I find it necessary. A very useful tool

[@CynthiaL]

Thank you so much lovely! I'm so happy it helps :D 💛

[@Cristina.Antoniuc]

I just have no words to describe how much I admire this girl...❤❤❤

[@CynthiaL]

🥺💛

[@noahmel3677]

Just discovered your channel... Girl, you're the big sister that every girl need ♥️ Thank you 💓

[@izzyb6504]

This was super helpful with the comparison beside you ! I feel like this is something I need constant reminders of.

[@CynthiaL]

I am happy to hear that you liked that addition :) 💛

[@GraceGoddess666]

I always start with a simple, but enthusiastic "hello how are you?" Coupled with a genuine smile. The warmness that exudes usually helps people dismiss whatever preconceived notion they may have about trans women.

[@MyriAutumn]

I don’t know why, but in this video I loved your voice and I could learn a lot through the more calm voice.🌷

[@CynthiaL]

oo very interesting point! Thank you, I will keep it in mind :) 💛

[@typo2682]

Been looking for a channel for my daughters on all things feminine. Thank you for what you are doing. Its important.

[@becomingbethany]

I think feminine facial expression is the most difficult for me. My brother and sister are deaf and facial expression is such a huge component of how you communicate with the deaf. My siblings always appreciated the power of my facial expressions and many people actually point out how detailed my expressions are when using sign language. I of course would not want to do without that gift since it is so appreciated by my siblings but it definitely makes it more of a challenge for me when I’m feeling a negative emotion to not all my natural expressions to take over. I definitely want to look up what you mentioned! Gwasha? Can you spell it for me? As always love your content! 💛

[@Sophie-xh7ml]

The Cottage Homemaker Gua sha 😊

[@becomingbethany]

Sophie Thank you! 💛

[@CynthiaL]

It is definitely a gift, but you're right that sometimes we have to be careful not to let our emotions show too much. I think it's just all about practice and balance. I am continuing to try to improve as well :) 💛

[@0iron0maiden]

This is somewhat natural to me as I danced ballet for so many years. However I feel I’ve lost some of this over the years from working such fast paced, high stress jobs! So my challenge is going to be remaining conscious of my feminine body language, even as I’m working my current fast paced job. Especially the part about pleasant facial expressions, and soft movement. Thanks, Cynthia!

[@CynthiaL]

Ballet is so helpful with this kind of body language! I have wanted to take an adult ballet class, as I used to also dance as a teenager/child. I definitely think a lot of it can be forgotten if we don't constantly review our movements and remind ourselves to slow down :) 💛

[@0iron0maiden]

Cynthia L you should take an adult ballet class! I can see you doing that (I am also a dance instructor specializing in ballet.) If you decide to take ballet please vlog it!

[@darling_darby]

I am looking forward to this video! Cynthia, all your videos are great! This is one of my weak points and I am looking forward to your tips!

[@CynthiaL]

I’m so happy to see your comment sweet friend 🥰

[@Nekole1]

Your voice is soothing. I really enjoyed this video. These tips were so helpful. I tend to move quickly, made a mental note to work on this. Thanx for this video.

[@369charlotte]

Loved how informative and detailed your points were on this! Thanks so much for your beautiful content! Sending love from Australia 💖

[@CynthiaL]

That is so nice to hear!! Sending you love back from Canada 💛

[@rosiea2204]

Thank you so much for teaching me such lovely things! I really love your vlogs as well ! I am 15 and you really inspire me💕

[@CynthiaL]

So nice to hear you are learning these things in your teens! :) 💛

[@Ashley-gg8pv]

I'm a trans woman and live as a woman full time. Thanks so much for your femininity sessions..

[@danaantionette8379]

Full time? Babe this isn’t a job this is supposed to be you

[@danaantionette8379]

Im sure your beautiful and gorgeous the video help I know 😭 but your just as much without it 💜

[@yosoykarito]

Love it. Love it. Love it. Love it!!!! 🌸 Thanks, Cynthia, for the inspiration 😊

[@CynthiaL]

oo thank you!! :) 💛

[@oh_nat9340]

Videos like these are so helpful to me! Thank you 🤗 My body language is full of anxiety lol Hopefully I will overcome this.💗

[@CynthiaL]

Anxiety is definitely a journey, I can relate! Take it one day at a time :) 💛

[@oh_nat9340]

@@CynthiaL thank you 🤗

[@girlsweare6182]

Thank you..!! I am a crossdresser and i love your videos..!! I love to be a feminine women ..!! 😘

[@kosartabatabaei9747]

Thanks for sharing and teaching these important tips❤,even my mom hadn't teach me these

[@ameliabuns4058]

I was just here because I forced myself to act masculine to not get made fun of. and I feel weird acting like this now that i'm older. But ya'll. as someone who's into women, Just be yourself, Please don't change yourself to satisfy other people. that's what I did (i'm trans) and it honestly made me feel annoyed at myself and feel like i'm not me. Just be yourself (in terms of personality, if you're mean then work on yourself!) and hangout with likeminded people. I've fallen for both fem af or masculine af people in my life. and the thing i personally care about is just a person's personality. you deserve to be loved for who you're. if you wanna tho there's nothing stopping you from this. just saying don't do it just for a man. these stuff probably won't really help you either.

[@classicrebel9577]

I’m overwhelmed 😭

[@SlexiSmoker]

Well when I started to want to show my femininity off more I would try to be kinder, think of ways to say something nice to someone and not to think of myself.

[@1010divajap]

To me, the speaking voice is very important. At times, I find my own voice dropping and sounding a little droany (think the kardashian voices in general). When this happens, I remember to lift my voice just a lilttle to sound cheerful and feminine. I do this at work when I answer the phone and immediately notice that people like to talk to me when I'm doing this. It's not artificial but it is mindful. A little lift and smile in the voice is so appealing.

[@Vibezghosting]

Hi I’m a big woman my body is tense and hard sometimes I want to learn how to be more elegant.

[@wendyjeanthomas7934]

Iam transgender 👧 listening to your video helped me get more femmen by putting on my bracelets and beautiful necklace, I so love ❤️ you my hormones are going so crazy, iam on estrogen for only about 4 months Thank You ❤️ 😍

[@ElsieDraco]

You really do reply to most comments! I don’t think I know anyone with as many or the same number of followers as you do who replies to every comment! It shows you care but I don’t mind if you don’t have time to reply every time. Eventually you will get so big that a ❤️ will be time consuming too! 😘

[@CynthiaL]

It really only takes half an hour to get through 100 comments, so it is the least I can :) 💛💛 It really isn't a big effort!

[@coolsonic289]

I’m so glad I found this video while I’m thinking about starting to transition

[@purepromise14]

Yet another informative and helpful video, thank you so much ☺️. I'm so glad I subscribed 👍

[@CynthiaL]

I am also so glad you subscribed :) 💛

[@samah4595]

Thank you ..I was always asking what makes me this masculine and it was the brusque speed gesters and that I gained from karate training and the fast talk..I also trained my self during my childhood to talk with a masculine voice cause I didn't want my environment to notice that I became a grown female cause that would take a lot of advantages..I wish u make a vedio about this also..cause in certain culturres we should to hide our feminity cause we will suffer if we show it .and now I'm I'm married and having a kid and I don't feel my complete feminity and confidence even that every body tell me that I'm beautiful..after 25 years I'm convinced that there are some sports that aren't for girls and most of them are not ..the best thing for woman to concerve her naturel feminity is Dancing (ballet..and Oriental).. I feel so sad how can I save my self now

[@ElsieDraco]

Lol “Resting Angry Face”. You are a politeness icon. Lol RBF is RBF. I love ya girlie. But seriously these are all great tips! Also your walk is on point girlie! If you had existed ( on KZbin, obviously you existed in real life but you know what I mean 🤣) when I was in college I would send all my models to watch this lol.

[@joand2217]

The best video i needed at the right time

[@booksboundnoveljourneys1122]

That dress is gorgeous on you!

[@poisedladydiaries]

So lovely, darling! ✨ New supporter 💓

[@CynthiaL]

Thank you for being here!! 💛 :)

[@sjk7467]

I'm a trans girl and I recently started transitioning. I really appreciate this video. displaying vulnerability, cyclic motion, and flowing are such good tips! I already had a sense that those things are feminine but you elucidated why perfectly. already feel and look more feminine. Thanks, subscribed :)

[@sjk7467]

@Daisy yay! Congrats, I'm really loving this journey. I should have done this ages ago but better late than never!

[@sjk7467]

@@a.s.m.3246 you’ve literally never seen me lol. You have no idea. You’re just talking shit. I’m not even trying to fool anyone. I just never got these subtle unspoken lessons growing up. I fdo get even transphobes assuming I was born a girl sometimes tho lol. And that’s after just a year. One said “you’ll never be a man” a few weeks ago and I was just like thanks bro that’s rly sweet of you to say haha

[@pusavinukikhi7045]

So early 🥰🥰🥰 Hi!! Cynthia

[@CynthiaL]

Pusavinu Kikhi hello there 🥰🥰💛💛

[@pusavinukikhi7045]

@@CynthiaL thank you ☺️☺️ Stay save

[@judithenyonam740]

Thanks mama😍😍😍😍

[@CynthiaL]

Thank you lovely 🥰🥰

[@lindastapleton2324]

Thank you for the video, and what a Beautiful Cat! I am in love with that kitty!😀😻

[@CynthiaL]

Awh thank you!! He is like no other cat I have ever had, he is so cuddly and friendly (loves being in the videos too lol) 💛💛

[@amandazplace5663]

Cynthia, can you let us know in your notes where your outfit is from? That dress you're wearing is LOOOV-I-LYYYY!♥️♥️♥️

[@CynthiaL]

Thank you Amanda!! It is fromt Banana Republic. I find all their dresses fit so nice 💛 :)

[@rachelsmith5643]

I swear, you are getting even more beautiful!

[@TheRealLadyStark]

I'm a 43yr old woman of trans experience who holds very traditional views of my role as a woman. I always wanted to just be a housewife. A soccer mom; recitals and all the domestic chores women have performed proudly as homemakers for generations. I was never a graceful woman but your channel is helping me to present myself more ladylike and less oafish. Thank you for your content.

[@janosmerc667]

So proud of you ☺️ I’m unsure of my gender identity but I really feel uncomfortable with how masculine I am. I’m trying to model after this.

[@Olivia-jt6fu]

I only came out as trans yesterday so was watching this to help me seem more feminine. Thank you for helping to transition. You have a subscription from me. Do you have any advice on other subtle ways to be more female without screaming 'im a woman and lifes just great'

[@Elflacito]

Good for you! Hope your transition goes well and that you can finally be yourself.

[@yablackbarbie8231]

Aww I’m proud of you babe stay strong fellow trans sister

[@mehdibelaiboud9506]

You are a man

[@madhavakelley2113]

I am cosplaying as uzaki Chan for an anime convention so this is very useful

[@smilingsonya]

I love your videos!! You are a blessing!

[@gabiocampo6639]

hi, u remind me like Ariel, or a princess of Disney movies, just like me 👸👜🦋🐕 . my best method is always smile, try to be nice with everyone and not treat people like trash, specially elderly people or men...

[@tesspernin4590]

Beautiful! Thank you sweetpea!🥰🙏🏽

[@a.m.thomas9366]

I like your black dress 👗 😁 And I like the crown 👑 oh, I LOVE YOUR BEAUTIFUL BLACK CAT 🐈 ! HE IS BEAUTIFUL !!!

[@sarimjimenez6519]

Great video as usual! 🥰

[@CynthiaL]

Thank you :D 💛

[@nathanieljdarkphoenix]

I'm learning so much right now watching your videos tysm i love learning to be more girly and sexy

[@CynthiaL]

Thanks for watching dear

[@dinahpacatang2242]

Am I late Miss Cynthia at 28 years old? I only saw ur channel today. I love your video. New subscriber here.

[@andiemorgan961]

Some people are lucky to have natural grace and a good sense of rhythm. For those who have to 'adopt' gentle gesticulation and smooth walking are in danger of exaggerating such movements, making it look very artificial, overdone and forced. Making someone look like a caricature of femininity! It's all about subtlety and if unfortunately someone is an innate 'heavy mover' that's going to prove difficult.😕

[@teresaskinner5401]

My sister in-law is dainty and quaint All her mannerisms are quaint and I know what I mean but can't explain it. She's younger so not quaint as in victorian as such. Do you know how to explain what I'm trying to explain as quaint Thank you

[@gabiocampo6639]

you remind me to the Disney princesess☺️🙌👋🧜‍♀️, saludos de Cabos San Lucas

[@CynthiaL]

Thank you! ☺️☺️

[@shanemurray-jw6fc]

Brilliant thank you

[@MuseSunflower]

Wonderful insights thank you so much.

[@jaylaw.7660]

This video is so insightful.. thank you ☺️

[@CynthiaL]

Thank you for watching! ☺️

[@orchidswithnina]

You look beautiful. I love these tips x

[@CynthiaL]

Thank you lovely friend 💛

[@beccac629]

I am transitioning mtf. need lots of help in presenting femininity. thanks

[@elizabethtaraashley]

You look extra lovely in this video!

[@CynthiaL]

Thank you :) 💛

[@lune.etsoleil]

oh my goodness, you are such so so very pretty cute!!! 💖✨

[@CynthiaL]

Oo thank you 🥰💛

[@glamdawling]

Please tell me your cat walked in the room. I saw the door open by itself!

[@CynthiaL]

haha yes, it was my dog!

[@bloomp7999]

Sitting is an important part i think Hah it's a true School of Life in fact , like "how to be Really human"

[@OnyxClaudiaEbonyShahbaz]

Can you please send me the basic and most useful information on female body language

[@brendannotmylastname9298]

thankyou for the video, very insightful

[@MaryamAli-vd1xv]

Thanks so very much. So helpful.

[@hawkinvawdrey8403]

You should make a video on how to act more feminine for men

[@Helelsonofdawn]

just be a demokkkrat

[@lyssyalayane8787]

THANK YOU!!

[@suburbaneverest9838]

I was very girly when I was a kid, but now idk what happened, I just sort of forgot my own femininity don't get me wrong I love not having to fit in with these feminine/masculine things but right now I just feel like I really really reaaaallyy want my feminine traits right now I want them to shine

[@amylouise6387]

Thank you for this video, it was really helpful 😊 I find that at home where I'm comfortable and relaxed, I naturally seem to follow all of the points you mentioned. But if I'm socialising in a larger group or around people I don't know, I tend to do the opposite because I get very nervous. Obviously things have been different this year, but during "normal" times after church I find the socialising quite difficult, and have noticed that my body language screams "please don't come near me or talk to me!" As I'm very closed off and avoid looking at people. Do you have any advice for me at all please? I also want to thank you for giving me the idea to try wearing an apron as I do the housework - my little girls absolutely love it and want their own to wear too ♥️

[@CynthiaL]

I'm so happy you are using the apron idea! That is so cute about your daughters! I have found it also helps me be much more productive. As someone who is anxious, I can relate to you. I think you just have to keep practicing and reminding yourself. 💛 :)

[@amylouise6387]

@@CynthiaL I agree, I am definitely more productive when I wear an apron! It also feels like my "uniform" for the day, which I like :) and thank you, it's definitely something I'm working on.

[@poojagurung1868]

You are looking so elegant 💖💛💖💛

[@CynthiaL]

oo thank you :) 💛

[@shuvaikawenya3759]

So glad I’ve found your channel! Do you offer mentoring by any chance?

[@sathidevi6657]

You are so smart & soft

[@patrickwentzell4638]

we enjoy company of attractive people the sensitive ones can't stand rejection from beauty it makes us feel unwanted and not important enough to others . sensitive guy : " what she doesn't like me even though I'm nice waaaaah !!!!! " 🥺😭 I once asked a girl out on valentines in a former job baught her a Rose too then got turned down so I walked fast all the way back home felt bitter depressed about stupid Cupid day and for days I never ate or slept many have been there .

[@CottonCandy-xk6ts]

Can you make a vedio showing facial exercises/face yoga to get feminine facial expressions??! Also I'm loving your vedios, they're amazing...🥰😘. Keep going!!😊✊