Name: Gloria

Age: mid 30s-40s

Gender/sexuality: female/hetrosexual 

Colouring: dark features (brown hair & eyes)

Marks: None 

Health/pets: suffers with anxiety but healthy / no pets 

 

 

Social: 

• Works in an office job, mainly admin, surrounded but male colleagues, taking orders or thrown into little jobs people don’t want to do which makes her constantly frustrated as she’s supposed to have some sort of say in her work 
• Friendly and supportive friend to a small close few of people, she never goes out too much to see them and remains to herself but doesn’t decay her love to them or in return 
• family includes herself and her only daughter, she had her child in her early 20s and wasn’t in a serious relationship with the father for him to stick around.
• She’s comes from a Latino background and grew up with family money struggles and due to this childhood she struggles to rely on others and has constant guilt with anyone helping her out or owning money 

 

 

Psychological: 

 

• She’s is a egalitarian and believes in equal rights and equal opportunities for all genders and races 
• She’s has regrets of not giving her only child a better relationship or a father figure in general and has guilt that she could have found a better partner who would have stayed and helped, however she wouldn’t want to to change anything about her current status and friendship with her child
• her pet peeves are people who assume a persons behaviour or situationships and people who are polite or use manners 

 

 

Objectives: 

 

• Underlining the truth of women’s expectations and their harsh reality and also men’s perspective of women from a women’s point of view 
• Getting through and reminding women that it’s okay to have bad days and flaws and not having to always maintain this image of a strong woman or expectations of what a woman must be or how they should act or speak