Wild Woman and Wild Man

I love when modern myths converge with ancient mythic concepts. All of us Gen x ladies know Tank Girl. She was the wild feminine we all aspired to be as teenagers. She echoed all of the Ancient ProtoIndoEuropean goddesses like Skadi in Scandinavian myths, Artemis in Greek myths, Arduinna in Celtic myths, Devana in Slavic myths, and Aranyanni in Hindu myths. Much like our other 80's icons like Punky Brewster and Pippi Longstocking, these female protagontists that symbolized the Divine Feminine who had to survive without any protection from the divine masculine, helped young women grow through the painful awareness of how fragile life can be in such a harsh world. The 80's was a time when the Baby Boomers came into their full power and often that power was to abandon their own children for the capitalistic addictions of materialism. 80's shows had so many refrences to parents abandoning their children, that is was common to have bulletins every night with news anchors asking ...