I never had any interest in the classic „girl stuff“. I enjoyed playing with cars, building blocks, Lego and the wooden train set I shared with my younger brother. Only with him I gave in to playing with the dolls we also had, never on my account as my mom told me. My early playfriends were all boys - we played soccer, built sandcastles and planned treasure-hunting adventures by bike.

When going to Gymnasium, I first also had girls as friends, but it was always a mixture. I often was the only girl taking a technical course.

Studying computer science made this more prominent than ever.

I never had any talent or interest in fashion, makeup or dressing up. 

Yesterday‘s experience was totally new to me, being in a group of women only (!) and focussing on feeling instead of using my brain.

It was very interesting seeing some of my own problems and observations in other women, also I never before encountered those three archetypes fitted especially on women. 

I am not sure though if there indeed is such a hard classification into male and female only. I rather think everybody has certain male and female parts inside, the amount of which individually varies very much.

Yes, some people have almost only one the two, so they feel very sure of their sexual identity. I never saw myself as purely female (see my childhood tales), so my thoughts are mixed at the moment, if you can pin feelings down to female only.

BTW, I recently read an article about hunting females in the stone age - back then, there were definitely those as well, not just the men!

My brain often comes into the way of „just feeling“, so the exercises we did were very good for me. 

Nevertheless, I enjoyed the meeting very much!

Break time was wonderful and the orange cake delicious.

In the end when you led us to set up a clear intention I did have one clear: to make informed decisions faster and not wait for anyone else to start.

The way I had been I am getting frustrated and also staying behind my true power.

The chairs in circle and the roundtable was perfect.