We’d love to hear what you think of the Feelin’ Feminine site. A lot of work went into both the design and the content. We welcome you to post your review of the site by leaving a comment for all to see. Let us know if the site encouraged, inspired, or challenged you in any way. Let us know if God used this ministry in a positive way in your life or a life of another. Before leaving your review make sure to check out all the columns and pages! You’re also welcome to submit articles, photos, and ideas to us for publishing consideration!
Please note: I realize that not all who visit this site will agree with our beliefs or standpoints, and it is not that we are not open to considering all things, but reviews that are argumentative and authoritatively mean will not be published. This is not a public forum for your differing views. We reserve the right to ignore such comments. You may read this site at your leisure. We are not forcing our beliefs on you. God has called me to pursue this ministry and encourage ladies, young and old, to be modest and feminine, and I will. This is my site, and it is my right to post whatever I want. If this page offends you and you have nothing nice to say, please just close the window. For more info on this type of situation visit: My Site, My Right and Our Terms.
Many blessings and we are looking forward to your reviews!
About The Author
Miss_Jocelyn is an 18-year-old home school graduate with a passion for writing truth. She blogs from her heart at A Pondering Heart, designs blogs at APH Boutique where she helps support Gleaning the Harvest families by donating half of all profits made. She is the founder and publisher of Feelin' Feminine.
Of course the site is beautiful Jocelyn. What is even more beautiful is the information, comments and sweet spirit that will be portrayed on the site!
LOVE~
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Beautiful sight, Jocelyn….I have always loved that picture of Grandma Walters….
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Dearest MJ!!
This is such a beautiful site! Very well done with fonts and everything. It all make me feel more feminine!!
God bless this site and ministry!!!
Love ya!
-Miss Elizabeth
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The site looks great! I love the colours! they are so old-fashioned. It was a great idea to get a Feelin’ Feminine site for girls to come by and see what’s up. Very nice job Jocelyn.
I can’t wait to do the next challenge. I loved the “Share Your Story” one. It was fun to read all the other ones that the other girls did. :)
I’ll be checkin’ out this site often. Love ya sis.
Love,
Lil Sis
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This is such a beautiful site, Jocelyn! I love it! You did an excellent job! I’ll continue to stop by!
And I’ll be sure to put the FF ad in my sidebar :)
In Christ,
Kira
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Dear Miss Jocelyn,
The site looks lovely! I can’t wait to see what all you do with it! I’m glad you kept the photo of your great-grandma.
May God use this site and it’s ministry as He sees fit!
Blessings,
Miss Emily Rose
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Awesome! This site is so amazing! I can’t wait to see the impact it will leave on so many people!
You did a magnificent job on the design! I really love it!
Really you did outstanding Jocelyn!
Love ya!
Amanda
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This is SO great MJ! This is the most lovely blog. It really is an encouragment. It’s beautiful and I’m so glad you decided to do this! I’m looking forward to the new posts and to where this goes!
GB~
sharla~
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Miss Jocelyn,
The site is absolutely beautiful! I love it! :)
I’m working on my post about the site right now…
Thank you so much for putting all this together!
In Christ,
Grace
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MJ~
This blog is SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! My goodness… You did a fantastic job; it’s very feminine and old-fashioned; I just love it!!!!!
~Miss Kylie
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WOW !
This Site looks lovely MJ!
The colors are just prefect! very old-fashioned I really like it!
I am so glad you are doing this! I pray that it will get girls thinking more about the things they wear!
I cant wait for more posts and updates here!
Love
Miss Ellie
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Really neat site,MJ!
I love the colors,they just seem to make it feel more feminine!
can not wait for more updates and posts!:]
In Gods name,
Miss Autumn
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Oh,Jocelyn…
This site is so beautiful, especially the “Cry to Jesus” section. It helped to encourage me, even though I’m already a Christian, to commit myself to the Lord, every day. Not just every now and then, but all the time.
–Renee–
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This is such a lovely site!
Thank you for making it!
Love,
Joy
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Do you know of any sewing patterns? I am a new at sewing and would like some help.
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Is there a way the blog rolls can be automatically updated? as in when a new person enters the blog roll it will rolled into what we already have linked into our sidebars. I noticed that some folks ( while out visiting) blog roll for the FF was shorter on those that have joined since it all started, I have a list of quite a few folks but when visiting some of the first few that signed up at the begining they only had a few of the names listed in their blog roll.
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Great idea to get the message to every girl out there. I signed the petition.
Handmaidenalli
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This is a beautiful site! I signed the petition.
God Bless!
~Chelsea
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I very much agree with the views of this site. Where I don’t wear a skirt EVERY day, I wear a skirt MOST days, and it is all in an effort to be more feminine. It is like a lost “art” almost. I believe that being feminine is such a big part of who we are as women and as choice daughters of a Father in Heaven. Thank you for such a beautiful website.
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It looks lovely!
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The site is gorgeous and so is your great-grandmom. What a beauty! (then and now)
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Your site looks great. I have visited one other time, but didn’t really look around enough to sign the petition or drop a note.
Thanks for your dedication to encouraging other young ladies to biblical modesty and femininity. No matter what stage you are in, in your journey to purity and modesty, you need support, encouragement and gentle accountability.
Though I’ve been working on this for many years now, there are still hard days, and frustrating days, and days that I wished it just didn’t matter, and that makes the support so important. It’s for those harder days that the fight really is being won or lost.
So thank you again, and I look forward to searching out your site.
Ashley
http://www.plymouthrockranch.com
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Dear Jocelyn,
Your site is very much appreciated and a wonderful encouragement. For myself it was a breath of fresh air from the Lord. I found your blog through Ladies against Feminism and have enjoyed it very much. Keep up the good work that the Lord has laid on your heart. Modesty and being feminine is very important to my family and I love to learn of other ladies and families who feel the same. Thank you again for letting the Lord work through you in this.
Your sister in Christ from Southern California,
Miss Megan Petersen
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Jocelyn,
Lovely site! I found it through my dear friend Katy’s blog. (http://aradiantlife.wordpress.com). Your site is so beautiful and I love what you are doing!
Alexandra
http://thevalueofone.com
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Wow! This sight is so neat! I am so glad you are putting the effort into challenging girls to be feminine.
Thank you!!!
Naomi Christiana
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Thank you so much for this site, it has changed my life totally and really helped encourage me to be the feminine young lady the Lord wants me to be. I took your challenge awhile back but thought I’d never make it a whole week wearing skirts and dresses only. But, after seven days, I found I liked dressing and acting like a proper lady! I felt so much better about myself, was more confident and people seemed to actually respect me more than they ever did before. So I went for one more week, then another, then a month and before I knew it 3 months had gone by and just yesterday, I bagged up all my old jeans and slacks and left them in the garbage. I’m now committed to always dressing like a lady in skirts and dresses everyday and will never wear pants again. God bless you for the important work you are doing here!
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What an awesome site and message! You are doing a wonderful thing and I just know that you are and will be a blessing to many who find their way here.
Very refreshing!
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Miss Jocelyn, thank you for the encouragment of this website. Although I don’t agree with everything on here, I do agree with the mission of Feelin’ Feminine. I too desire to honor God with my dress, and I want to dress modestly and beautifully.
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Hey, It’s Sabby, I yelled at her to come and see. Oh excuse me, ladies don’t yell. :-) You are such a sweetheart and I love you dearly.
Mrs. Lirette
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This is my #1 favorite site. I love the colors, designs, and all. You actually encouraged me to be feminine. I am still on the lookout for long skirts. But I am having a hard time. But I am not giving up.
Alli
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Miss R.J.G.'s reply:
March 13th, 2009 at 2:39 pm
Alli,
Re: The long skirts, I have a link here to a site that sells beautiful long skirts they are a little expensive but well worth it! They sell girls skirts as well as laides.
http://www.liliesapparel.com/c.....gory;v=2.0
If you are a sewer you could also make your own, Simplicity has some great patterns!
Do not know if this helps but I hope so!
Blessings,
Miss R.J.G.
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Alli's reply:
March 14th, 2009 at 9:32 am
Thanks I will take a look at this site soon. My Mom is learning how to sew right now. But she is just learning straight lines. But she said when she gets good, then she will make me some skirts.
Thanks again!
Alli
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Miss R.J.G.'s reply:
March 19th, 2009 at 11:44 am
You are very welcome!
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I really like the new (old) pictures you have placed at the heading.
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The site looks wonderful! Is wonderful, has wonderful content and, resources!
Thanks so much for starting this!
Blessings,
Miss R.J.G.
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I am new to the “blog world” and I am really glad I found your site! My own quest for modesty is a long never-ending battle that hopefully someday I will win! I am grealful to find this site as one of my first, and I am greatful to meet other bloggers with their heads turned to God.
God Bless,
Tara
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I am really very impressed with this site. You have presented your ideas intelligently and beautifully. I don’t know what difference this site will make to me in the long run, but even now it has changed my prejudice. I never thought the whole skirts and dresses all the time thing was something so meaningful. Thank you for sharing.
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Greetings! I really like this.. it’s very well done, and I love the promotion of femininity and old fashionedness. I’d love to write for FF, if possible.
Anyway, keep up the good work, ladies.
Forever Faithful(and feminine!)
Leah Kathryn :-)
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Hello, I found your site one day because about a year ago I learned the importances of dressing like a woman and being modest.
I am 21 and a traditional Catholic, this is a little then the “main stream” Catholic as in we simply do everything the old fashioned way, basically picture us stuck in the past a hundred years ago lol.
When I was growing up I was the “Main stream” Catholic and women can wear pants and not cover their heads in Church and so forth so I never really knew, plus I am ashamed to say I hardly ever attended Mass.
As I grew older my family found this traditional Catholic Church and I noticed that you had to cover your head in the Church and wear a skirt to at least the bottom of your knees, nothing tight or slits ect.
Again I’m ashamed to admit that as I had just started going to Mass I thought I only had to do this at Church and no where else :-/ yeah….
Then I started to go to catechism because my current husband and I were going to get married and it was required. I must say I had always loved God and my religion but I was so ignorant! Soon I learned how horribly I had been dressing and God gave me the chance to change!
Sometimes I find it so hard to find modest and girly clothes, most people don’t understand it and even would laugh but I knew it was right and was deterimined.
I found your site looking for other women like me and have found so much comfort and help in your site! Thank you for taking the time and caring about helping women out.
1 year of dressing feminine and modest and getting better and better at it!
Thank you so much, please keep up the good work!
Mrs. James F. (Rachel)
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Sorry wanted to clear up some things in my last post and I couldn’t edit anymore lol.
I mean to say “A little different then the main stream Catholic” had a typo there.
Second catechism is Catholic’s “Sunday school” incase some didn’t know, not sure :-) and while at our “Sunday school” my Priest informed me how dressing and acting modestly as well as making sure you’re behaving as a Christian no matter what you’re doing in life and all that that involes.
And THRIDLY I said my “current husband” not implying I’ve been married before, we believe one marriage your whole life, I just meant at the time we weren’t married and now are lol.
Sorry for the second post just reread the first one and realized I kinda messed it up :-p lol
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It really is such a inspiring and wonderful site! I love it. And the design is really awesome!
God Bless
Kinsey
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I have to apologise in a way because I was so pleased to find the site that I have not yet had the pleasure of investigating it all. With of course the result of first impressions.Of course it is said you only get one chance to make a good first impression and may I say you have succeeded brilliantly.Well done. I most certainly will investigate it further and of course I am now subscribed and the petition signed..
My heart and mind conspired to divert me, a continous hazard for writers and for Poets.Blessings on you all.David
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