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thanks i was trying to describe in spanish to a loved one in regards to tonights novela on univision
and it was just normal overly femme clueless behavior. silly writerz
You might want to tread carefully here. Because it’s highly likely that you’re thinking of the traditional representation in media of women, which is typically held by men. A clueless, helpless, beautiful, innocent “Madonna and whore.” It seemed like you were asking (and getting answers for) the women’s version of “macho” culture (which is typically, these days, mixed into the “alpha male” culture). The other side of that same coin would be the “trad wife” thing where women believe they should be under a man’s direction, a wife first and a person second.
Just saying we might not be having the same conversation.