Comments on: A Woman’s Nation Embraces the Emotion

By: Darryle Pollack

Darryle Pollack — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 16:13:54 +0000

Thank you both so much. I really do think this is a huge step in “empowering” women—we’ve always accepted that our emotions were a hindrance to success in a man’s world. How empowering and validating it is to believe the opposite. With women in more positions of leadership, I think our world would be—and could be— very different.

By: Iris Charney Sullivan

Iris Charney Sullivan — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 00:35:00 +0000

Darryle,
Thank you for the beauty of your insights, feelings, and sharing of experiences.
xo Iris

By: Denys

Denys — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 15:23:33 +0000

Beautiful! A new nation with women’s voices, women’s words, practically a new language…where we can openly appreciate and celebrate the journey of life! Where more peace and wellness are our focus. I’ve read every one of your blogs…some that have made me cry and certainly others that made me laugh. They have touched my heart, yet, this one is my favorite. Our emotions are our strength! Women have too often been taught to stifle them! Hopefully, we continue to openly honor our emotions. As Jane Goodall said, “I’ve always felt being born female was one of my greatest assets.”