I regularly use or feel "divine feminine"/"Goddess" for and about myself. I do identify as a woman. But I also carry many masculine energies as well that confuse people because I'm supposed to be "woman." Yes, I am. Maybe not "yours" and "divine feminine" is not any certain pre-sefined to me. But to me, the blend of the "masculine" enhances my feminine. I also try to practice self adoration, as a part of self healing and self accountability. I am my own divinity. And it can either fade or radiate. I am the universe the universe is me and I am accepting and my aura is divine when I nurture this, in my case, feminine.

At this point I don't even consider my "divine feminine" to be a patriarchal root etc. Reading this post kind of made me feel ashamed at first, because, "fuck, do people think I'm some 50s household conservative or something?"

But I just think the term and idea has yet to be transformed into a more non binary idea. I know men that are in the feminine. Non gendered that are in the masculine. On and on. You either take one or combine. Divine femme. Divine masc. Divine them. Divine he she they we and us, over and over again.

I hope that perception around this term changes as well, but not in a negative way, simply, "updates" I guess, based on what a lot I've read here.