seductress
noun
temptress, siren, femme fatale, Mata Hari, home wrecker, man-eater; flirt, coquette, informal vamp, enchantress.
it seems i'm having to endure repeated lessons with regards to seductive women: do i surround myself with them, in the hope that they'll do my bidding? do i attract them as an offering of temptation, watching like a voyeur as the same story plays out, as they lure and capture? what am i so afraid of? what is it about a being a temptress that frightens me? do we need to be seductive? isn't seduction an elaborate spell women cast temporarily to feed their egos? is it empowering?
3 comments:
Women who try too hard are not attractive.They make me cringe with embarrassment. In my opinion the most seductive women are strong self confident and totally unaware of the spell they cat over both men and women.
Interesting point of view, thanks Padkos. I agree with your ideas, but perhaps both our understanding of seductress is a little off?
Could be where I've been going wrong all this time. Time to re-invent the term perhaps? A new definition for a new era?
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