The concept of femininity is often reduced to external characteristics and socially constructed stereotypes, leaving its deeper, more holistic dimensions unexplored. Mainstream definitions frequently attempt to quantify “masculine” and “feminine” traits within individuals, relying on anecdotal evidence and generalized assumptions rather than grounded, spiritual, or psychological understanding. This oversimplification results in an overemphasis on performative expressions of femininity—an external display that lacks alignment with authentic, inner feminine energy.