Women’s Intuition – Why They Know and Feel Everything

Women have a unique ability to sense and feel subtle changes and shifts. But this ability can trigger defensiveness and resistance in their male partners. This resistance can be harm the growth and evolution of the relationship, causing stagnation and even leading to dysfunctional dynamics.

As Lorin explores in this episode, the key lies in acknowledging and validating the woman's intuition and using it as a tool for growth and deeper connection. For men, this means recognising when they’re triggered, being honest about it, and thanking their partner for their insights. For women, it means not taking the resistance personally and reframing it as a reflection of the other’s inability to hold deep truths, rather than a judgment of their intuitive power.

If the woman feels invalidated and the man stays stuck in his defensiveness, this will harm a relationship in the long term. It can lead to resentment, and create a stalemate where neither party evolves or grows.

But understanding the power of a woman's intuition and how to work with it it can be a game-changer. We can start by sharing our feelings, expressing when we feel triggered, and practicing active listening to validate and honour each-other's experiences.

[Cosmickittyyy]

Lorin, I’ve had this going on since as young as I can remember. I remember triggering the adults around me because I would innately call out, and reject things that weren’t rooted in truth. It has made people in my life attempting to gas light me, call me crazy, I’ve heard it all.

I trigger my current partner. And I know when it gets in the thick of it my challenge is to stay rooted, but at the same time it hurts. It hurts because my own wounds show up and they test me, and so at the same time I’m nurturing the part that of me that is hurting. It’s not an easy task.

When I say what I need to say I naturally take an interlude and I’m quiet, I need time to go inside and process and so does my partner.?Do I prefer this? No. But I know in that moment he’s unable to have open dialogue from a clear space.

he does absorb my words and reflects on them. he always comes back and we reconnect. He’s more gentle, present and tries to come up with ways to get past these hurdles.

Deep down I see that he does it to save the relationship but, also deep down I wish for him to do it for himself first.

[sarai]

i love your videos so much. thank you for the amazing & enlightening content ❤

[felice]

Intense....that's indeed the way my truth and authenticity is being perceived.

[heavenboulevard]

Do you think it's normal for a man in a committed relationship to have friendships with women?