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What i mean by that is when i say a traditional woman i mean one who enjoys cooking cleaning, baking, loves children (very maternal), wants marriage and a husband doesn't swear much or use vulgar language, dresses very feminine mostly and has values of maybe less modern than today, and when i say nontraditional i mean someone who doesn't fit a stereotype and does what they want and lives how they want, doesn't believe in gender rolls, or something should be a certain way, maybe isn't very good with kids, is very independent, lives life day by day, not bothered about marriage etc.

Neither are meant to be negative, just trying to give a maybe exaggerated example of what i am saying.

I’m writing a monologue that I have to film myself acting out for max 1 minute and I have 2 main ideas for it

1) I’m a woman in her 30s who 10 years ago dated a guy who abused her verbally and after leaving the relationship, I became an independent woman, very rich and happy. I go to a restaurant one day and find him with a shy looking girl, as she walks to the restroom I walk towards it too to talk to her about his abuse towards me so as to help her leave him as well.

2) I’m at a confessional/therapy and I talk about how I’m addicted to doing one or many of the seven deadly sins (still not sure which one (s) but I’m thinking about greed), I lost all my friends and am talking about what I’ve done so as to seek help for it, in the end realizing I need to stop feeding my compulsive desires and start giving.

This second one I’ve played out in my head in a careless protagonist way and a concerned protagonist way.

i really believe in feminism, and I tell him I dont agree with the extremists and that I'm just for women's rights and equality.

but he says he hates feminism and believes that i should not say im a feminism. Instead, he wants me to say im for women's rights because he believes women's rights are different than feminism and if we had a daughter he isn't comfortable with her being feminist. He says he would teach her to be strong, independent, and equal, but never feminism.

Assuming you really love this guy. Would you:

A.) understand where he's coming from with his opinion and adapt to it since he believes in women's righte

B.) Its either me and my feminist ideas or he can leave me

i really believe in feminism, and I tell him I dont agree with the extremists and that I'm just for women's rights and equality.

but he says he hates feminism and believes that i should not say im a feminism. Instead, he wants me to say im for women's rights because he believes women's rights are different than feminism and if we had a daughter he isn't comfortable with her being feminist. He says he would teach her to be strong, independent, and equal, but never feminism.

Assuming you really love this guy. Would you:

A.) understand where he's coming from with his opinion and adapt to it since he believes in women's righte

B.) Its either me and my feminist ideas or he can leave me

Example:... you really believe in feminism, but he says he hates feminism and believes that women's rights are different than feminism and if you 2 had a daughter he isn't comfortable with her being feminist. He says he would teach her to be strong, independent, and equal, but never feminism.

Assuming you really love this guy. Would you:

A.) understand where he's coming from with his opinion and adapt to it since he believes in women's righte

B.) Its either me and my feminist ideas or he can leave me