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I have hundreds of messages from ladies attesting to the effectiveness of FW. My mother had stacks of success story letters tied together with string, some of which I have inherited. FW has been known time and again to help women save their floundering relationships, so we know that it definitely can work. It works […]

How does Fascinating Womanhood apply to a shy woman and what she can do about it? Is shyness inherently feminine? Does it work to her benefit or not? We recently did a video on this, and I’m going to elaborate a bit more here. Growing up, I was always too shy to raise my hand […]

It’s not always easy to make friends, even if you consider yourself a “people person”. Moving to a new place, changing jobs or schools, marrying into another family, or becoming active in your community can throw you into unfamiliar territory that you may or may not feel comfortable in. Any of us can struggle with […]

By Dixie Andelin Forsyth 6/16/2021 Ever get a song stuck in your head while you’re working? Mine this week was “The Seven Deadly Virtues” from the musical Camelot by Lerner and Lowe, sung by King Arthur’s wayward son Mordred. Here are some of the lyrics, listing the supposed drawbacks of developing good character: Take courage; […]

By Dixie Andelin Forsyth 03/16/21 You know, I thought about titling this article “Staying Upstairs”, but when I thought about it I realized it’s impossible to never, ever go to the darker, more primitive part of your mind. Life happens. Difficult things assault you that you have no control over, and it’s only human to […]

Has your man been going through a rough patch? Does he mope around, unable to enjoy things he usually loves? Or does he snap a little too easily at you, seemingly for no good reason? Because you care about him, it’s hard to see him unhappy. You probably want to do something to help him […]

~ By an Anonymous Contributor Childlikeness Success Story by one of our Fascinating Womanhood followers On childlike response– About two weeks ago I was making small talk with Scot. We were discussing a local tick problem, which included the children’s dental hygienist who had removed a tick from her 16 year old daughter that morning, […]

~ By an Anonymous Contributor Our marriage had been good but the overly strong leadership exerted by my husband has often made me feel resentful of his demands. After learning more fully through Fascinating Womanhood of the responsibilities he faces and the need he has of my support and admiration, I tried closing the gaps […]