Women and girls - embrace your femininity! - God made 2 genders and that is all.
I have compiled an A-Z of feminine things
A is for A-line dresses and skirts. This is a feminine shape as it emphasises the natural waistline of the female form. It is called A-line as the skirt flares out and resembles the letter A.
A is for Saint Anne - the mother of Mary - Mother of God.
B is for bashful - a feminine trait of not drawing undue attention onto oneself.
B is for blouse - a feminine top with short or long sleeves in a soft material and often gathers at the top of the shoulders giving a softer shape.
B is for bow - a feminine shape with many uses, from embellishments on clothes to scarves etc.
B is for Broderie Anglaise - a type of cotton with embroidery
B is for brooch - so many uses! you can wear brooches on jackets, hats and handbags. Pick them up in charity shops for a few pounds.
B is for bonnet - a type of hat covering the back, top and sides of the head, which is secured using 2 ties under the chin - great for baby girls.
B is for bra - vital to get properly fitted every 6-9 months
B is for ballet - better than the gym
C is for curvy. Think of the opposite of straight lines
C is for chiffon - a soft material
C is for custody of the eyes. Watching or reading rude films and books harm the soul, as the impure images stay in your head forever.
D is for doelike
D is for demeure
D is for delicate
D is for dainty
D is for dulcet
D is for dress
D is for Dirndl skirt - this has a gathered waistline
E is for empathetic
E is for Saint Elizabeth - cousin of Mary, Mother of God.
E is for engagement ring
E is for eternity ring
F is for fluffy
F is for frill
F is for flowery
F is for floral
F is for floaty
F is for flowing
F is for feathery hats
F is for flesh - you want people to focus on your face and not swathes of flesh
G is for graceful
G is for gazelle-like
G is for gentle
G is for glittery
G is for girl
H is for headscarf
H is for heart motifs
H is for helpful
H is for hair slides and ties - so much choice from sparkly to pearly!
H is for head covering
H is for hourglass figure
H is for hair - medium to long is more feminine than shorter styles
H is for heels - even a small heel is more feminine than flats. If flat shoes are unavoidable get them in feminine colours/patterns
H is for headband
I is for intuitive
I is for intriguing
J is for Josephine - the female version of St Joseph
J is for jewellery
K is for kitten heels
K is for Katherine
K is for knickers - get ones that go up to the waist or you risk having a little roll of flesh if too low down. Cotton is best for summer, synthetic fine for winter.
L is for lace/lacy material
L is for Lucy
L is for lilac - a pastel colour
L is for ladylike
L is for lipstick/lipgloss. If you have no time to put make up on, lipstick is the quickest and easiest instant ‘perk up’
L is for legs - sit with knees together and not open, which is very unattractive and coarse. Hairy legs are unattractive on women
M is for marshmallow
M is for Mary
M is for mantilla - a lace head covering worn in Catholic and Orthodox churches
M is for modesty - the opposite of tarty
M is for make-up (don't over-do it or it looks gaudy and tasteless)
M is for mother. Children are a gift from God and must have the right to be born
N is for nimble
N is for Nancy
N is for Natalie
N is for No swear words - very coarse and unfeminine
N is for nighty/nightdress
O is for St Olga of Kiev
O is for Our Lady, the Mother of God
P is for pinafore
P is for petticoat
P is for polka dots
P is for puffed sleeves
P is for pretty
P is for pink
P is for pastel colours
P is for pearls
P is for princess
Q is for queen
R is for ruffles
R is for rosy
R is for ribbon
R is for rampant feminism - a swear word. And definitely not feminine
S is for skirt
S is for stilettos
S is for soft
S is for sparkly
S is for silky material
S is for sweet ( temperament)
S is for sugary
S is for satin
S is for swishy skirt - a long skirt that moves
S is for sobriety. There is something very unattractive about drunkenness - it can lead to coarse and unfeminine behaviour. A small glass of red wine with a meal is fine and has health benefits. Any more and it is bad for you.
T is for tender
T is for tiered-dress/skirt
T is for tights
T is for tiara
U is for St Ursula
V is for velvet/y
V is for veil (wedding veil)
V is for voile material
V is for velour - a stretchy velvet
V is for virgin - save yourself for your future husband if you have a vocation to marriage. Marriage statistics show that if a woman has more than 1 sexual partner, her chances of getting divorced are much higher than the woman who saves herself for her husband. See Coalition for Marriage.
W is for woman. God took a rib from man (Adam) to make woman (Eve).
W is for wavy lines
W is for willowy
W is for Wilma
W is for “walking tall” - that means holding your head up and not slouching
W is for wife
X is for Xaviera - the female version of Xavier
Y is for Yvette
Z is for St Zoe
Z is for St Zita
If you have extra suggestions please contact me and I will add them if appropriate
