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Divine Blessings ladies! Coming from a place of love, light, and real heart to heart info (also from experience). We have to hold ourselves responsible for why things are not working out with men we come in contact with. We need to be able to yell at ourselves and say, girl, I need to do better. 

1. We need to look like what we are trying to attract. If you don’t look expensive, you won’t attract expensive. Chanel has look books of outfits and hairstyles on Patreon and she also has a look book for plus size ladies and hairstyles as well.

2. We need to work on our feminine energy. Many of us are very aggressive and throw out masculine energy whether we think we do or not. I had to keep catching myself. Everything these men say does not require a reaction from us. I’m the queen of ignoring men or people in general. Once I have cooled down, I politely explain to them whatever it is that I did not agree like, they’re more likely to listen to you, and if you’ve built a relationship they’ll listen because they don’t want to lose you. Take some time to listen and re-enact conversations from you tubers about being feminine, it goes a loooong way.

3. We are all beautiful and we need to figure out what works for us. No matter what you look like, you’ll need to pull out the beauty in you that all of us possess. Let’s stop making excuses and really take a hard look at what we are doing and if we are doing everything in our power to shine, level up and get what we want out of life. 

- Dahalia🦋 (from the finesse chat ) 

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Anonymous

Very true! Being able to be critical of self in a healthy way is key. Being able to challenge and change the ideas we were taught or behaviors we've observed is crucial. Recognizing our shortcomings is an amazing process that will not only benefit our relationships with men but all aspects of our lives. Excuses are just reasons we come up with to stop ourselves when we're too afraid to change. It's also important to be able to see ourselves living the lives we want to live. You have to be able to vividly imagine all the great things you want as being real now. Finesse books are great but so are inspirational books like "You are a Bad Ass" by Jen Sincero, "Success Principles" by Jack Canfield and "Creative Visualization" by Shakti Gawain. They're all about building confidence and visualizing success :)

Anonymous

Bought these thanks for the suggestions.