Queen Preshiii

A woman is the embodiment of that aspect of human existence and experience whose primary impulse is to be a conduit for the emergence of life, and who is also endowed with the ability to nurture this life. As such, women experience a sense of inherent deficit within their psyche, because the formation of life and the nurturing of such life requires an investment in time and energy resources. In addition, while this investment in time and energy is taking place, women experience a profound physical, emotional and mental vulnerability. It is predominantly for this reason that women develop a strong receptive instinct. This receptive instinct is natures way of attempting to compensate for the energy deficit which women eventually face, should they choose to embark on the process of nurturing life. It is for this reason that women instinctively look for this compensation within their social environment. As such, this receptive instinct within a woman, evolutionarily conditions her outlook towards opportunities for reception with regards to time and energy resources. This is the fundamental reason why women develop more advanced social intelligence skills far earlier in life. It is driven by the biological instinct to create and nurture life. In this guide, my aim is to qualify the nature of this receptive instinct which women have successfully developed, as a means of coping with the huge investment in time and energy which they must make, if they are to sustain the continuation of the human race. By my account, women make better investment planners, especially with regards to investments in time (money) and energy. Women are also better at putting aside resources for a rainy day. I am generalizing a lot here. Of course, not all women exhibit the same utility where these instincts are concerned, however, on average, these assertions should be true. Women are also better at spotting opportunities for the aggregation of resources within the landscape of their interests. As such, women are better able to navigate the complexities of socially negotiating the transfer of resources to themselves. The story of social dynamism within the human race, is driven by the biological instinct hardwired in womanhood of the need to secure reserves of time and energy resources, needed for the successful and continual creation and nurturing of human life.