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- The Alpha Female
- The Beta Female
- The Gamma Female
- The Omega Female
- The Delta Female
- The Sigma Female
- Conclusion
1. She Is Confident Just as is the case with the male counterpart, the alpha female will be a leader in her group and will exhibit a high amount of confidence. From the way she walks to the way she conducts herself in meetings, the alpha female is someone who knows her value and is proud of who she is. With this heightened sense of confidence, the ...
1. She Is Unreactive The beta female and beta male personality are the ones that often get most looked down upon by other personalities. With the submissive and often overly kind nature of the personality being prominent among beta personalities, they are naturally unreactive to others. The primary reason that a beta female would be unreactive is s...
1. She Is Independent The gamma female has a personality that revolves around the individual in that she always makes sure her needs are met to be happy. Her natural independence is what allows her to be just as comfortable with friends as she is in her own private quiet place. Similar to the alpha female, the gamma personality is aware of her own ...
1. She Is Introverted The omega female possesses several personality traits that are very commonly seen in movie characters who appear shy and reserved, but who are also passionate and intelligent. The omega female, in most situations, would be seen as an introvert. Rather than going out and expanding her social circle like an alpha female, the ome...
1. She Is Shy In a similar sense to the omega female, the delta female is a personality who is not going to love going to parties and would rather stay home. However, it is often the case that an alpha female turns into a delta female after a past experience makes her less likely to put herself out there. When she is with new people that she has no...
1. She Gets Emotionally Attached The sigma female shares many of the traits and the outwardly intimidating personality that is seen in alpha females. However, the sigma female is far more likely to get emotionally attached to someone than the alpha female. This makes her often more emotional and likely to get overly attached. If the sigma female is...
As we can see, every female personality is unique in its own way, with both positive and negative traits associated with each one. Understanding each personality of the female identity will not only allow you to understand why others act the way they do, but it will better help you understand why you act the way you do.
- Nyree Ausler
- The Mother Archetype. Key traits: nurturing, compassionate, heart-centered. Mythical representation: Demeter, Goddess of Harvest. Contemporary examples: Mother Theresa, Iyanla Vanzant, Princess Diana.
- The Maiden Archetype. Key traits: innocent, idealistic, intuitive. Mythical representation: Persephone, Goddess of Spring. Contemporary examples: Shirley Temple, Josephine Baker, Lucille Ball.
- The Lover Archetype. Key traits: attractive, sensual, emotional. Mythical representation: Aphrodite, Goddess of Beauty. Contemporary examples: Marilyn Monroe, Rihanna, Samantha of "Sex and the City," Lori Harvey.
- The Mystic Archetype. Key traits: introverted, calm, focused inward. Mythical representation: Hestia, Goddess of Hearth. Contemporary examples: Sade Adu, Angelina Jolie, Gwyneth Paltrow.
There are four basic kinds of gender stereotypes: Personality traits — For example, women are often expected to be accommodating and emotional, while men are usually expected to be self-confident and aggressive.
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- Maisha Johnson
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Oct 29, 2024 · womanism. the personal is political. fourth-wave feminism. (Show more) On the Web: United Nations - ECLAC Digital Repository - The collective memory and challenges of feminism (Oct. 29, 2024) (Show more) Top Questions. What is feminism?
