The Hero and the Heroine are IMO separate roles. The actual gender that plays the role is irrelevant. E.g. the difference between a Female Hero vs a Heroine:
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E.g. following WWI you can say Germany was demasculated and started a new war as overcompensation. This was possible because that very demasculation produced massive obedient energy out of normally disagreeable men.
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You can also say that onlyFans defeminizes women even as it gives them a path to financial independence. Like a society where every woman > 18 has an onlyFans account. (Cat no skin in dis game. I is just presenting thought experiment to ur feelings.)
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The purpose of clarifying these roles into: Male Hero, Male Heroine, Female Hero, Female Heroine is that it enables more sophisticated analysis of whether or not the situation needs more yin, or needs more yang.
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E.g. a common problem in tech is too much yang sausage. But the solution of adding in Female Hero's only *adds* to the yang energy and makes things worse. Conflict can increase when the purpose was to decrease it.
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Similarly if your company's goal is some sort of leading or conquering action, then maybe you *want* that yang energy to "thrust" into the world and get a foothold. Adding yin energy dulls that edge. https://twitter.com/spakhm/status/1333514691533025284?s=20 …
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It also allows masculine/feminine energy to have more opportunities of courage by seeing the possibility to be more flexible with their own energies. It allows *everyone* to have some part of the Magician archetype (which bends both yin & yang)
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TLDR; 1/ Everyone's a wizard Harry. 2/ Female Hero is just 1 role out of 4.
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