In the first person as a flapper in which you describe your life and how it is different from that of traditional Victorian women.

 

Answer:

Victorian women

During the Victorian era, men and women looked for ideal relationships based on a demanding society's expectations. If a person lacked the Victorian society desired qualities, the opposite sex dismissed him/her as an unsuitable mate. Women had one main role, to get married and engage in their husband's business and interests.

Step-by-step explanation

During the Victorian era, men and women looked for ideal relationships based on a demanding society's expectations. If a person lacked the Victorian society desired qualities, the opposite sex dismissed him/her as an unsuitable mate. Women had one main role, to get married and engage in their husband's business and interests. They are to learn housewife skills like weaving, cooking, cleaning, and washing before marriage. However, society does not dictate my life and I make my own decisions in life. Marriage is not a priority, and I must acquire an education first before settling for marriage. While Victorian women were not allowed to acquire education or knowledge outside the home because it was a man's world, I am free to do that as there is no gender better than the other. Society does not decide how my future will be, and I can give my opinions on different matters, unlike the Victorian women.