The War on Love Through the Eyes of a Woman
- Zee
- Nov 8
- 2 min read
The War on Love Through the Eyes of a Woman
The biggest imbalance in today’s society is not what they tell you — not economy, not politics, not progress.
It’s the systemic attack on love itself, waged quietly, strategically, through the eyes of the woman — the vessel of divine creation.
They teach her that love makes her weak.
That caring too much means she’s naive.
That feeling deeply means she’s unstable.
They ridicule her tenderness, rewrite her intuition as drama, and disguise manipulation as empowerment.
And so, the world begins to starve.
Because when you distort the essence of the woman — you poison the well from which all love flows.
Every time society shames a woman for forgiving, for nurturing, for believing in the good — it is not just her heart that breaks. It is the spiritual fabric of humanity unraveling.
They call it “freedom,” but what kind of freedom teaches women to detach from their hearts?
They call it “strength,” but what kind of strength requires the death of softness?
The truth is — the world fears love because love cannot be controlled.
It awakens. It heals. It destroys illusion. It makes people remember.
And when a woman truly remembers who she is — the one who births, heals, and resurrects — the old system trembles. Because she is the mirror of God’s compassion walking in human form.
To attack love through her eyes is to blind the divine.
But no darkness can extinguish her — for love always returns.
Through her tears, her silence, her prayers, her art, her children, her resilience.
She is the proof that love never dies — it only transforms.
And now, the feminine rises not to fight, but to reawaken.
To remind the world that softness is power. That emotion is wisdom. That love is not weakness — it’s the revolution.
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