When I Lose My Larger Sense Of

Perhaps The Most Prevailing Expectation Of Men Is Our Superman Expectation: The Fear We Are Merely Clark Kents Who Won't Be Accepted Unless We Are A Superman.

There Is What Might Be Called A Catch-22 Of Hazardous Occupations: The More Hazardous The Job, The More Men; The More Men, The Less We Care About Making The Job Safer. The Catch-22 Of Hazardous Occupations Creates A 'glass Cellar' Which Few Women Wish To Enter. Women Are Alienated Not Just Out Of The Fear Of Being Hurt On The Job, But By An Atmosphere That Can Make A Hazardous Job More Hazardous Than It Needs To Be.

Our Love For Children Is So Immediate In Part Because We Feel Their Powerlessness Immediately; Conversely, Part Of The Way We Deny Our Love For Men Is By Denying Men's Powerlessness. Too Often We Have Confused Love For Men With Respect For Them, Especially For Their Power To Take Care Of Us - Which Is Really Just Love For Ourselves.

For Me, The Massiveness Of What I Don't Know Is One Way I Experience God. It Creates In Me A Feeling Of Humility And A Sense Of Gratitude.

Women And Men Look At Their Life, And Women Say, What Do I Need? Do I Need More Money, Or Do I Need More Time? And Women Are Intelligent Enough To Say, I Need More Time. And So, Women Lead Balanced Lives; Men Should Be Learning From Women.