What Type of Woman Are You? The 8 Feminine Archetypes | Fiercely Feminine Ep. 04

Welcome to Fiercely Feminine, where we explore everything feminine, from fashion and beauty to faith, self-care and personal growth. Join me as we dive into tips and tricks to help you embrace your femininity and become the fiercely feminine woman you were born to be. In today's episode, we'll be taking a closer look at the fascinating world of Feminine Archetypes. We’ll be exploring 8 specific archetypes that represent how some women express their femininity. As women, each of us expresses our femininity uniquely, so we'll be analyzing the psychology of different feminine archetypes using examples of some iconic women like Marilyn Monroe, Monica Belucci and more. Each archetype offers a unique lens through which to understand and embrace your own femininity. I'd love to hear from you in the comments, so feel free to share your thoughts and insights below. Grab a cup of coffee or tea, sit back and enjoy the video!
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[@thetechnicalboy8050]

It’s shocking how Women’s Magic Truths on Borlest isn’t being discussed. The book is full of life-changing insights, yet no one seems to notice. Time to break the trance and read it yourself!

[@nombreapellido4955]

Siren: sensuality, seductive, beautiful, charm Misterios: enigmatic, allure, elusive, elegant Damsel: Helpless damsel in distress, fragility Carefree: optimistic, fun, curiosity, youth Nurturer: caring, unconditional love, empathetic, healer The queen: leader, The natural woman: feminine, down to earth, authencity Godly woman: noble, familiar, strength, wise, joyful, serves other, and loves life

[@StarrySkies9888]

The Damsel isn't helpless or fragile. She embodies love, trust and vulnerability. She is appreciative and full of gratitude.

[@enhadassah5336]

The queen isn’t simply just a leader there’s so much more to her than just that

[@Sam-lw8kr]

The Queen could also be Strength

[@allinix7intp]

​@@neelamaulakhBecause you can't judge something when you have not seen it ? 🤔

[@ohhello1809]

I'm literally none of those lol

[@shakeelmowla9781]

As a young 19 year old man, I always obsess with male personalities. But I now came to realize that female personalities are important too and can help me to understand females better.

[@ray2swaggy]

same

[@lycheefrukt]

😊

[@tiffanyjones7805]

I was getting worried as we got to the 7th archetype and I was wondering which one I leant more towards haha. The last thing I expected was a Proverbs 31 girl, I was expecting a simple video, but I love this! Such a sweet way to honour God and share his truth. And to see the comments also loving it, my heart is full! My only hope however that it's not simply an archetype a woman may be, but a revelation all women have and strive to strengthen!

[@Alinda1308]

It's an archetype that belong to every woman and man, actually: archetypes are not type of women, but psychological "figures" that belong to everyone. Are those characters that we recognize instantly and we can find in myths and storytelling: the king, the mage, the witch, the rebel, the mother, the maiden, the prince, etc... We all have them and they are all important. We can express many of them during the same, depending on the moment and the context

[@tcrijwanachoudhury]

As an actress this is so interesting, reminds me of Italian comedy archetypes, which are still very influential for actors on the stage and screen despite being hundreds of year olds. I think most people in the real world dont neatly fit into one.

[@jonjeskie5234]

Well these aren't very good "archetypes" because they are dependent on time and circumstance. It's not like the male archetypes (alpha, beta, etc.) 🤔

[@cc1k435]

​@jonjeskie5234 That's an interesting point. It may be that women's lives tend to have more seasons over a lifetime than men's, but it also depends on people having personality consistency in different scenarios at any given point. Are alpha men ALWAYS alpha men, or do they defer to someone else in some instances, such as around a parent or wealthier acquaintance? 🤔

[@Alinda1308]

​@@cc1k435They can't be always alpha males, and actually those alpha, beta, etc... Are not archetypes. The archetypes are more like the warrior, the rebel, the king, the child, and we have all of them inside our psyche. I recommend to read some psychological books on them in order to understand them better

[@Alinda1308]

​​​@@jonjeskie5234Those that are called alpha, beta, etc... Are not archetypes, it's more of a hierarchy. The archetypes have been descovered by Jung, who was the first to notice that we, as human beings, can instantly recognize some figures, those that usually occur in storytelling: the king, the queen, the maiden, the prince, the mage, the witch, etc... Those are archetypes and they are common to all the human beings. Women have also male archetypes inside of them and men have female archetypes too

[@josedanielrodriguez1126]

Thank you for the video. The last one is the best

[@carissimealfante9168]

Thank you for what you said about the Bible, it's nice to hear people recognise Jesus as the original "rebel" against patriarchy. Great video, by the way!

[@petscraftsandwonderfulthin1279]

Jesus came to preach the gospel of the Kingdom of God and sacrifice Himself for our sins. His mission had nothing to do with feminism or rebelling against a patriarchy. Lol. He loves men and woman exactly the same, so of course He treated them properly and encouraged them. But that was not His reason for coming here, nor was it why He was crucified.

[@katewithat]

I’m a combination of Mysterious and Natural ✨🌼🦋

[@necia6796]

The Godly woman section was enlightening. May God bless you for sharing ❤️

[@bumundunyasi]

I think I'm the mysterious woman because every time I walk in the street I feel those who looking at me till I pass...

[@debraflores7775]

Feeling like a little of each at times!

[@Vagren]

As a christian, I strive to become the Godly woman. It is difficult, but not impossible. Thank you for including it in the list, you allow us who are believers of Christ to feel that we can aspire to it.

[@จินนามุนาน]

Thank you ❤

[@roccosfondo8748]

Nice video. I believe that it would be interesting to analize also the negative archetipes.

[@uvagreen]

The Siren and Mysterious are my favorites

[@veradragilyova3122]

I feel like I am all those 8 types in ONE!!! :D

[@smokedavocados]

I’m definitely a mix of The Queen and The Godly woman :)

[@Hisshottie_h]

The archetypes which resonate the most with me would probably be the siren, the mysterious and the carefree. I like to be as nurturing to those around me as I can be and enjoy life’s simple pleasures and living in the moment. I like to be flirty and fun, I’m always up for a good time. Although I like to have an air of mystery around me and keep my private life private. I enjoy to embrace my femininity. I might wear fake eyelashes, nails etc but also I nurture the soul 🤍🤍🌸✨✨

[@mrpdirectioner1]

I think I have a little of every archetype

[@mrpdirectioner1]

Except the godly woman hahaha

[@thandekakhumalo5892]

Out of 8 I am most certain of 6 I possess yet I’m single and men fear me cry 😢, those who come by they use me for my light n once they have absorbed it they run off 😢

[@chloemango3]

I wanted to be the siren and mysterious woman but I’m more the damsel and natural woman

[@inmyexpression19]

I remind myself of like who Angelina plays in movies, shego and incredible she hulk lol

[@immaloveyouanyway]

I’m all of them. I feel like everyone is, in different seasons, situations. You need them all❤❤❤

[@user-yl2ef1wn9q]

Yup!

[@yonnaagape9484]

Same here!! Heyyyy 👍😎🥰

[@softplanet777]

Me too girly 🌸🩷

[@kikistwistedworld]

I feel the same way ❤

[@SKOLAH]

Saw this doctor talking about female hormones the other day. He says we basically go through 4 hormonal phases a month, making us 4 'different' women a month. 🙂❤

[@ange1ove]

🏹🤍🩰🍵🧁☁️ 0:00 The Siren 2:22 The Mysterious 3:16 The Damsel 4:48 The Carefree 5:55 The Nurturer 6:36 The Queen 7:27 The Natural 8:08 The Godly Woman 🪻

[@priestessishtah333]

Thank you! 💝

[@reddrose9197]

💃🏽💫Siren, Queen, Natural, godly women I'm a combo 🥰

[@sharalasoren1049]

M natural ❤

[@healingseeker896]

I belong to carefree lol also based on my natal chart I have moon cancer in 5th also have lilith in 5th house venus in 5th fun eneegy

[@Calucifer13]

I feel like I am neither.

[@thetachiban57]

Such respect for how the description of the "Godly Woman" is handled here. I wasn't expecting that. You earned my like and subscribe.

[@Astral_Artz]

Same 😭 I was very emotional during that entire part

[@nyanyanekomimithegeniusoct3488]

Me too!

[@nyanyanekomimithegeniusoct3488]

@@Astral_Artz Same!

[@ADEDOYINADENIRANfx]

Mine too

[@MaddiePowers]

No fr 🔥

[@screentake01]

A young lady MUST have a VERY good female role model growing up. If not, life can be a big struggle.

[@iiEatLiveBabiez]

Only if you let it.

[@luckshmee]

This is beyond our control. Whaat is in our control is how we choose to upgrade and heal as grown women.

[@dejah2553]

Or you work with what you've got. My mother was a perfect example of what I did not want to become. I'd say I'm doing quite well now.

[@mahi_m69]

I totally agree, I had no one to adopt famininty from anyone,I had to learn still learning

[@valk200]

Learned it the hard way.

[@clara4942]

I adore the mysterious archetype. She doesn't over extend herself nor feel the need to. She's so self controlled and seems to have mastered her emotions. So much inner strength. Love, love, love.

[@bm5_5_5]

It’s the one I resonate with the most

[@lunaromance2243]

But alas it's just a facade

[@janel342]

Read Carl Gustav Jung. He discovered the original archetypes.. this version is plastic and slight. It’s NOT about what you want to be- But who really ARE you?

[@whiteswan94]

I couldn’t agree more!

[@cassandrecourset2102]

It's the one I get the closest to. In fact, it's the only one I can identify with, except maybe the Queen archetype. Truthfully, I'd rather be a siren or a carefree. It's more attractive to men.

[@alishasrishtee9116]

Elena Gilbert is a damsel, Katherine is Siren. Kudos to Nina Dobrev for playing such contrasting roles.

[@serenitysubs933]

And their director is a racist 😍🤞

[@nikemaraje5]

​@@serenitysubs933 ok but that's not the subject

[@serenitysubs933]

@@nikemaraje5 ik

[@liviclare]

@@nikemaraje5ok but it’s relevant to talk about

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

I agree

[@zany4132]

2 more archetypes~ A rebellious architype who is simply done with societal flaws and is living in her villian era all care free. She is aware, responsible yet frustrated, holds her temper yet sometimes just courageously revolts with her witty sarcarsm. She ain't afraid of punishment or death, she is here for REVOLUTION. The one with the spirit animal of an owl. Another, the artistsic one. She's poetic, gracious, has a beautiful sense of style, alluring with her delicacy and hides mystery in her art and poetry. She views the world in the a wonderfully romanticized way. She loves flowers and letters....and likes to live peacefully in countryside. She likes good social relationships, but needs her time alone...lost in her thoughts.

[@teya9925]

this is so underrated

[@gesmoltenboter1175]

I watched the video and i was like damn nothing suits me because these women are all so feminine and i'm an agressive woman but then i read this and i thought DANG thats accurate

[@olobaniyiruth2625]

I relate so much to this the comment. I’m a student of fine art grew up in a military background. Was taught to have a mind of my own

[@melissaliu9732]

YES I needed the villain type

[@michaelae4341]

Yes! Thats absolutely right! Those two often combine. I am those two.

[@chimchim]

thank you for mentioning the Godly women and mentioning how the bible is often misinterpreted. this is so important to mention.

[@mariadominguez7207]

I love Jesus

[@aishwaryamandal472]

😂

[@CutiePatootie-iu9xj]

Amen❤

[@alicialala18]

Meee to

[@sacredbloomalchemy]

Same

[@ZaniahSlayed]

Me too ❤

[@Ragdollsandroses]

I always wanted to be a Mysterious, but I’m a Nurturer/Damsel trying to be a Godly Woman. I never say the Godly Woman as an archetype, so I appreciate you including it in this way.

[@Liliana-uh6lw]

I personally really like this that I learned: to us christians, the Godly Woman (or becoming anything godly) is an organic matter. As the Holy Spirit comes into us, the godly life is planted in us like a seed that has to grow. We naturally become like God the more we eat His word, have fellowship with the Lord and pray to him and meet with other christians. I really like this concept because it releases all the pressure of trying to be something I‘m not at the time. It’s an organic change that results in the godly life growing in us, so that we can express God spintaneously and not out our natural strength. May He bless you abundantly! Hope you like this🤗

[@jonjeskie5234]

I think "spiritual" would have been more accurate as an archetype since it's broader.

[@Cozy-Cooking]

im mysterious one

[@blackeneddove]

@@jonjeskie5234spiritual is different than Godly and thus would be considered it’s own archetype

[@appleyumm]

Same

[@gailainsley6939]

8:10 Wow. I loved this. I was someone that started questioning the bible because I felt like everything seemed to blame the woman. I didn’t look at it as Jesus empowering women as well so thank you, that was beautiful 😍🙌🙏🏽

[@azaliahernandez3751]

You'd be surprised! There's Esther, a queen that risks her life to save the Jewish from being executed by the king. She's such an Icon!✨🫶🏼✨

[@gracesreadsalotayy182]

Oh there are loads of examples. Jesus teaching Mary the torah, which got him a lot of fire due to only men being allowed to study it. His mother was the one to choose the FIRST miracle. The ones who never left him were the woman who stayed with him when he passed and came to be again. And most of all during the fall of Jericho, there was a prostitute who aided God's army and let them in through hidden paths as she believed in Abraham's God and not her people. After the war she was forgiven for by God and was married into one of the tribes It is noted in the passage itself : She will be the great (many) to the Messiah himself....Christ

[@Trendyy1]

The modern bible has being changed it all has being changed.

[@inkaviolet]

It was always there, just historically was misinterpreted by people who used it to achieve less than noble goals. Also for very long time only rich and powerful had access to Bible, others were just told what was there, usually things out of context, I presume. To be honest, there are so many awesome women in Bible, each on her own accord - Deborah, Judith, Susan, Ruth, Esther, Tamar, just to name a few.

[@angelluce]

A lot of things in the bible, Quran etc were rewritten by men in authorative position to manipulate the people. sin of pedophilia(man sharing a bed with a boy) turned to homosexuality (man sharing a bed with a man), sin of objectifying women (Jesus plucking out men's eyes for staring down there) turned into women being below men (born to serve them) and so on. I love Jesus even as an atheist, the church he had built is fckdd up

[@Theeluckylibra]

I’m definitely the fun /damsel but shockingly I want to embody the last one even though I’m not religious at all. I hope one day I can discover resourcefulness personal freedom and strength that I can use to help others 😭✨

[@sweetbeet]

I feel the same way! Our time will come

[@bigmomma3265]

You should read the books of Ruth and Esther in the Bible. They are two biblical women who show how to have great character!

[@jonjeskie5234]

Sounds like you're aiming for "queen" instead...

[@kaylinlugo2347]

Jesus is the way, girl! ❤

[@ilpalot1917]

Please look into the bible i promise Jesus won’t disappoint ❤

[@TARAdubbleyuu]

I really enjoyed this. What a pleasant surprise to find the Proverbs 31 woman included!! Nice job!

[@777lara]

Wow, that last part! I think the Bible describes women the best; To be a Godly woman is to be an empowered woman. 💖 Well made video.

[@beyannkazonava6717]

The Quran humiliates women very much

[@afghanieshq5797]

I feel like we're all those archetypes but in different amounts and depending on the period of our life. However i identify more with the mysterious woman, the queen and the nurturer. I want also to develop more my mysterious woman, queen and joyful woman sides.

[@sakshiraj4837]

True

[@Soitbesme]

Definitely not all .

[@Astral_Artz]

I was starting to believe I was all, then "godly woman" appeared and started bawling 😭 I didn't know I needed that confirmation until now. Thank you ❤️

[@daijahmitchell11]

I’m definitely a damsel I love the comfort our male counterparts can bring. However I’m definitely a queen in certain situations. It’s almost like I embody a queen but when I’m drained or tired or in need of comfort I fall into the damsel state.

[@nataliegwiegmann5007]

Most women are a combination of several archetypes- the one I relate to the most is Godly woman - great video I want to share with my 4 daughters! 👸🏻

[@Rosefanny1912]

I'm many of them, but my goal is to be the godly woman

[@nahambohilma8598]

❤❤❤

[@jennycarolina7883]

Loved this video! It's amazing 😍. Loved the inclusion of the Godly woman with references to the bible 10/10. Gained a new subscriber!

[@cassandravecchione7744]

Wow, so hard to identify myself as just one version. I have been one of each at different periods of my life like a chameleon, adapting to new chapters and places. I think the one I love the most is The Muse. Inspiring and lighting ✨️ 💛 up others, and seeing that ripple effect in process

[@Alinda1308]

That's because it's impossible for us to be just one: all of them live in our psyche. Sure, some are stronger, some are weaker, some we don't even express once in our lives but still we have them all and we express them in different moments and different contexts.

[@NatureFreak1127]

I am a potato.

[@lessismore3257]

That means you are either a Natural or a Nurturer. 😉

[@NatureFreak1127]

@@lessismore3257 or these are kinda meaningless and are supposed to make us feel special

[@MalailaHarrison-wp2qu]

Be quit hater she gonna still do what she doing okay so stop hateing

[@NatureFreak1127]

@@MalailaHarrison-wp2qu Okay, okay, I quit! 😆 I don't hate her, I just think the whole concept is a bit ridiculous.

[@ray2swaggy]

@@NatureFreak1127not really, she’s not forcing her ideas of femininity upon anyone. she’s putting it out there so young women that don’t have role models can follow them. plus, none of her ideas about femininity are harmful-they don’t depict women as helpless weak or unequal to men. she depicts them as powerful, resilient and strong beings that are still capable of being feminine.

[@rociocartes]

I strive to continue being a Godly Woman. ❤ what a beautiful explanation in this video.

[@DtEntertainment13]

Mysterious + Godly+ Nurturing+ Natural= Me😁

[@rossanascarati2720]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂say it by yourself 😅😅 just a western beach that men are afraid

[@shanicem2222]

I feel like I'm none😭😭😭

[@narcisoanasui246]

Well that’s more interesting, you’re YOU! 😆

[@samanthabennett27]

You are probably a mix of all of them and can’t decipher which your strong suit is. All women have all of these traits. It’s just a matter of finding the ones you can embody the strongest

[@afshanmirza-py4tv]

i must be a lizard

[@indahmnrg]

Same lmao

[@tehewhatthe]

Perhaps you are a combination

[@bellam1969]

Wow! I genuinely did not expect the Godly woman archetype and its lovely description. Wonderful.

[@erikam8836]

Wow, I absolutely loved how you went over the different archetypes and ended off with what a Godly woman embodies. I wasn't expecting that when I clicked on this video, but it helped me refocus on: that at the end of the day figuring out what archetype is not the important part, but that I strive to be a woman who is grounded, kindhearted, but also capable, and responsible!

[@katarmy1351]

I strive to be the Godly woman, but I am the mysterious and nurturer archetype. I also love how this video embraces femininity, I take pride in my motherly instinct 🥰

[@anaip139]

this is so good I would say I'm a Godly women + natural+ care free

[@adithalee8660]

The one I fit the most is (1) The Mysterious woman (serious side b/c of spiritual knowledge, secrets and experiences) (2) the Nuturer (caretaker of family and those I'm over) (3) the Carefree/Free spirit/Daughgter woman which is my comedic and silly side and I sound and act more like a teenager or child and no carish (only after I've had it with responsibility and to let my hair down and others think I'm acting out of character, could curse, tell inappropriate jokes etc.) Here is where I get into it with people b/c I'm supposed to always be the serious mysterious one or the serious nurturer or the serious positive Godly Woman. Always serious and never human. Then I experience the judgmentalism from others when I am just the human me. (4) The Godly woman (prayer, meditation or fasting after I've been the silly wildchild (but I never get completely outrageous) and trying to get centered again)

[@other7128]

This pretty much describes me too, in a way I couldn't articulate better myself ♥

[@Lalalexylou]

Wow.. i really was not going to click on this video. But I felt like I needed to… totally caught me off guard (oh so pleasantly) with your biblical references of God’s love, Jesus’ stance, and a true biblical femininity. Amen sister, amen! 🎉

[@GingerK-ib4eq]

I am a mixture of mysterious and carefree, leaning more towards the former. This video was very insightful 👍

[@gouri6145]

Please make more videos like these, it inspires soo much. And ur video editing skills are amazing. Thank u, waiting for more of these

[@whiteeaglehapkido]

I think I'm a mixture of the "Nurturer" and the "Natural" woman.

[@myworkcomputer]

I identify as a Godly woman, Idk if you're christian, but I loved how you put the emphasis on Jesus valuing women. He truly is our messiah

[@ip3931]

I really do appreciate Jesus, no matter how difficult my life is.

[@iviwenkanunu3160]

I'm not big on the Bible, but the Godly Woman archetype made me look at the bible differently. I grew up in a society where women are looked down on by using the Bible as a reference and that the idea of a Godly woman is one who is devoted to God, submissive to her husband and every other male figure, is fearful, powerless, and needs the existence of a man to survive and that you can't claim to be "a woman devoted to God or a Godly woman when you don't adhere to the rest of the standards". The description of a Godly woman in this video just made me believe that I can be a powerful, successful, and independent woman who is also devoted to God. Now I wish to embody this archetype.

[@thomasnolen1776]

If I were a woman, my leaning would be the nurturing archetype. It is so imbred in my characteristics is the reason I do so well at my work in service support where I may sometimes strongly bend the rules to satisfy those I serve. Recently, I had a surgery that kept me off work for 4 months. When I came back to work I saw people's faces light up when they saw me. My inspiration is my lovely wife who is also a nurturing archetype she has sacrificed herself for me in many occasions to the point it hurts her. I try to reward her, and at times, she keeps away from the reward. I wish I knew a way to repay her. I started out by taking over the laundry. My next move will be the kitchen.

[@royalreese9843]

But however you're missing another feminine archetype so you need to add 9 which is dark femininity... You know like our Morticia Addams family very feminine but but very dark I don't think she would fall under the mystery which you so call said Monica bellucci falls under... Morticia Addams is in her own class which is dark femininity

[@braveimposter]

Exactly the reason I clicked on this video. Dark femininity ❤️

[@liveandlove369]

I LOVE U JESUS😇🙏🏻❤️🤗🎉

[@Forgiv0]

Love you Jesus ❤

[@reaganspeth-martinez565]

Most women are more than one, however.

[@taniadiamond6393]

I'm a Godly woman,an Amazon,a Siren,(n btw i got Siren eyes❤)a damsel,a Queen,a natural,a carefree,a youthful n fun person n very mystique,nurturer n vulnerable when needed too...I got ALL Thank Lord Jesus!!!😊😊❤❤"IM EVERY WOMAN,ITS ALL IN MEEE!!!"like Chaka sings!!!im a millennial so 4 "outside beauty archetypes,(as a blonde white girl)im a mixture of 2 GORGEOUS LADIES Like Pamela Anderson,with Britney Spears...(im a musician n dancer too btw❤❤!!) ;) 🥰 💞 PERFECT COMBINATION!! !PS:UR ALL LADIES 😍 GORGEOUS N UNIQUE!!!❤❤🎉🎉😊😊(but im MUCH MORE times leaning to being A Siren...lol😂😂❤❤)

[@Ana-Laupepa]

Wow I never read the the godly woman in the bible but that’s beautiful and feel like that’s where I am right now. Thank you for this🙏🏽

[@antoinetteg6542]

I'm impressed by the description of Jesus' treatment of women, which obviously reflects God's view. Women are to be respected and treated with dignity. As Proverbs 31 says, 'her value is priceless'! ❤

[@katreeves64]

The title is slightly misleading. Archetype is not the same as "type of woman". The way I see it, "type" seems to refer to the complete woman. Archetype, on the other hand, is a trace, a bit, of femininity that we have continuing evidence for, or rather, keeps being repeated since ancient literature through to modern film. A certain type of stylized script for a woman in folklore, but certainly not a full representation of a woman. I'm sure most women out there possess these and other feminine archetypes, to varying extent at different stages in their life. Archetypes are a type of mask and the extent to which you can put on one mask or another, determines your current most comfortable ones, but make no mistake: these will change over time. In short, at any given point in time, you are a blend of all these archetypes (at least to the extent to which you understand them at that given period of your life) and probably many more characteristics which are uniquely your own.

[@arielslack7015]

The Bible has always empowered women, even in the The old testament they were women who were in positions of power women like Deborah queen. Esther on the Bible has always shown women is having a significant role to play.

[@theannikachannel2847]

I watched this video while during a time where I was in a very bad headspace. I was upset because I didn’t see myself in any of these archetypes. But then it got to the “Godly Woman,” and I couldn’t help but feel so much love. I am a believer, but I often fall into feelings of hopelessness and worthlessness. This video reminded me that there is a Savior who doesn’t see me that way, and that I am valuable in his eyes. Thank you for this video, and God bless you!

[@areumjae]

I am every feminine archetype. The button for women who relate ⬇️

[@joand2217]

You guys should discover my archetype. It's none of the above

[@GabbyLeigh-k8r]

I’m definitely a siren and a damsel. I like having men do nice things for me 😅 but I don’t take advantage, I’ll reciprocate

[@MelissaBoldenSmith]

This was so good!!! LOVED your points about Jesus. I think I’m The Queen archetype! ☺️❤️🪭

[@ninawestlake14]

I am a mix of the siren, mysterious woman, natural and godly woman. Great video. Thanks💛

[@giovannaleitegiovi9505]

I loved how you brought the lessons of the Bible for this thematic. I came to your channel by this video and I wasn't expecting that. Lovely ❤

[@TheHabenaro]

Mystery is my dominant but embody them all.. I'm not much of a siren though. It seems like you have to try to hard.

[@nerifilms]

DID NOT expect the Godly woman and i LOVED IT!!! stoppp this was the best oneee

[@newmercies1]

It is interesting that although everybody remembers Marilyn Monroe Archetype few pray for her struggling soul in the afterlife. Offering masses for those gone they may-be suffering in Purgatory for the sins they practiced in this life is a great example to care about someone you love. Norma Jeane Mortenson's soul was not in a good place for a very long time. Some people, myself included have prayed for her soul. Maybe it is not a coincidence this video came across my feed. I truly hope she has reached Heaven now. That is to say do not be lured by the temporary treasures this life has to offer, do not play the devil's game of temptation to others for sports, for it is a sin. Your soul will pay dearly for that in the afterlife. We are not physical bodies having a spiritual life. We are spiritual beings on physical bodies. Say a prayer for those you truly care: family members, loved ones, celebrities.

[@ParwinclaudiaHadinia]

It feels like I am all of them.. all different aspects are existing in me like a puzzle.. but probably what stays overlooking it all is the number 8.. as a infinite way of living it all ..✌️🫶🏻💋 the ocean of femininity 💫

[@heyitzdove]

I feel like I'm a damsel, carefree, nurterer, and a godly woman all at once lol

[@MaiaSwan]

My mother is definitely the Godly woman, love her so much!

[@Strawberrypersonoffixial]

im a mysterious feminine until u know me then, i become the carefree+natural feminine but when it comes to my friends im a nurturer. im trying to be a Queen

[@FavourAlbert-dn8qz]

I think I am Mysterious

[@melinaangels6078]

I also think that every woman has some of these traits at different situations in life. If I think about media, I feel like Kara Zor El aka Supergirl and Hope Mikaelson from the TVDU represent all 8 types while actually being portrayed more as a godly woman type (I mean not only in regard of power but especially their personality)

[@min-chae-Channel]

i'm more of the nurturer and mysterious woman but i wanna be more like a godly woman and carefree woman

[@pamelathompson6783]

I think we all have all of them inside to some degree I am more of the carefree + Natural

[@boopboop9356]

On the Bible, then why does Eve come from adam’s rib? That denotes that we are secondary to man cause we came from them and they came from god. And also why is eve tempted by the snake only? Why doesn’t the snake try to tempt Adam? Why not both? And why does it depict eve of her own will manipulating Adam to eat the apple? This is not empowering. I think we can all agree has the Bible has good nuggets of wisdom, but still be misogynistic at the same time. Just like many men in this world ie “I would never hurt a woman” but also “abortion is wrong and women shouldn’t have the right to decide even if they’re underage or were raped”

[@stephaniec.1950]

That is the Old Testament though. The video gave only examples from the New Testament. I think people, even those of us who believe the Bible is holy scripture need to remember that even if God inspired or even dictated the Bible to the people who ultimately put it down on paper: (1) people wrote it down and people, unlike God, are not perfect; (2) those people may also be influenced by socio political and historical events that could have led them to interpret the message a particular way; (3) the Bible is comprised of many books some of which (not shockingly were written by women) never made it into the final edition men decided to publish; (4) the book has gone through so many translations that there are words that were not correctly translated altering the meaning of what ultimately made it to what we see today (i vaguely recall learning an example of this in art history class with Moses that spoke of two lightening bolts and was incorrectly translated for a time to say he had two horns). Frankly, I would not be surprised if the original Old Testament said Adam ate the apple cause he didn’t want to be told what to do (plausible for what we know today to be the stereotypical “male” mentality), and that Eve was God’s version of Adam 2.0. Like the latest iPhone it has more functions 😂 (only in this case it was being able to carry and have babies, and having a higher threshold for pain)

[@thetachiban57]

God saw that Adam was NOT ok without a woman (wow lol) And it was demanded of him to give up a part of himself in order to be blessed with the company of one. Not made out of his head to rule over him, nor out of his feet to be trampled upon by him, but out of his side to be equal with him, under his arm to be protected, and near his heart to be beloved. The reason Satan targeted Eve with temptation first was that he knew that the best way to sway both of them was to sway Eve because Adam, lonely and purposeless as he was without a partner at the start, probably followed that lady everywhere like a lost puppy. Both of them were going to make a mistake because they were both human, both had to make a mistake, otherwise women would still live in Eden, and the world would be run exclusively by men and even worse for it.

[@boopboop9356]

Thank you guys for explaining, I learned something new. I am interested in reading more about it

[@Honeydewcrisp]

love how you included the Godly Woman ! much love !

[@talisha5863]

Great discussion👍🏽….thanks for sharing those studies and providing examples👏🏽

[@miriamyuji]

I feel like the godly woman is the combination of the best parts of all the others

[@SJPortelli]

As a film director who often writes female characters, I highly enjoyed this. Thank you.

[@slooshay]

mysterious at first then carefree when im comfortbale

[@charmelizabeth8584]

Dorothy Dandridge could also have easily been the first archetype. She was all of those traits and beautiful. Marilyn has been cited already, there were other actresses, including the beautiful Dandridge that could have been used as an example.

[@sarahmonday8060]

The godly woman is great! And the Bible holds all these archetypes of women as well. Esther was queen, the prostitutes, the temptresses, Nurturer in Mary and M Magdalena etc

[@fzleadventures173]

I am a combination of the mysterious, the natural and the Godly woman 🩷

[@piespies10]

I can say I'm a carefree/nurturer and a bit of mysterious. I'm trying to be a Godly woman. I pray that I will manifest that soon.

[@erendiraolsen4843]

The best of women are blessed with all of these traits❤

[@diyab1056]

I'm so excited that this video exists! I definitely am the Carefree feminine archetype, with some Natural and a hint of Damsel. Everything you said about the Carefree archetype is exactly how I live. I wanted to see if your channel was more inclusive of different types of femininity because I came here from a Jia video where I felt like "If I were on singles inferno I'd be such a mess half the time, instead of being so poised and proper etc." So it was really nice to see a video that shows other personalities too 😄🥰

[@oooodaxteroooo]

Mysterious women are magnetic to me. Having been with one that even looked a lot like Omnica Bellucci, I can say, they can drive you mad, if they choose to not open up or simply can't. There's endless mystery, but hidden forever.

[@alishabale2275]

A combination of The Natural and The Nurturer and growing into The Godly Woman.