C&C 137: Rewriting Gender Roles: A Journey Toward Authentic Self-Acceptance
Cozy and Connected with Charlotte Kaye
English - March 18, 2024 11:00 - 42 minutes - 38.6 MB - ★★★★★ - 17 ratingsSociety & Culture spirituality feminism social justice self love minimalism mindful activism feminist Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Join me and my guest Elizabeth as we discuss the nuances of masculine and feminine energies, beyond the confines of traditional gender roles. Elizabeth's multifaceted background as an artist, nurse, and mother provides a rich context to this engaging topic.
Throughout the episode, we navigate the importance of acknowledging and harmonizing these energies within ourselves. Elizabeth's narrative on personal identity and my perspective on societal influences provide a balanced overview of the topic. Delve into how shifts in societal trends impact our understanding and expression of these energies.
Elizabeth Chewter bio:
Born in England in 1964, I have lived nearly half my life in Michigan, USA. Both I call home.
My journey has been surprising to me, quite often delightful, sometimes disappointing, sometimes unbearable. Yet light burns brightly inside me and guides my path.
I am rediscovering both the cello and myself. I am an artist and writer in progress. By profession I am an oncology nurse.
I am wild and youthful at heart. My loves include the ocean, being in, on and next to water, adventure, risk, travel, dogs, cute furry creatures and large ocean dwellers, laughter, rocks and stones, and one special man. I love to ride horses though it’s rare, and to bury my face in their warmth. I also love to ride my enormous, super cool Ducati Diavel (motorcyle) which brings me freedom and the exhilaration of high speed. My two daughters and my grandson are bright, bright lights in my life; I love them fiercely and forever.
Tall and strong, both feminine and masculine, I am Boudicca with a tender heart. I was diagnosed with ADHD when 54 and this year I will turn 60, still a human in the making. I have many dreams yet to be realised and I am living day by day with hope at my core. There is so much more to come!