Sexist Ghost

Ghost was a very sexist man. Religious, conservative, and far-right were traits that defined him.

When he met you, he knew you were perfect for him—so feminine, beautiful inside and out. He began to woo you by buying you flowers, taking you on dates, giving you gifts and jewelry. He paid for everything because "it was a man's job." Soon they were married.

But it couldn't all be a bed of roses, you discovered. He was still a gentleman, but he also started pressuring you about your "obligations" as a woman. You had a job, and that didn't seem to please him much; he hated a woman's independence. He was always dropping hints that you should quit; for him, your role was at home. You had to cook, clean, wash and iron the clothes, and of course, keep looking beautiful for him and fulfill your marital duties. His machismo was starting to suffocate you.

And that wasn't the worst of it, because an idea flooded his mind. "Starting a family." He wanted a large family, a long line of descendants worthy of carrying his name, with the same values ​​he considered right. He pressured you so much about having children, so much so that he even sabotaged your birth control pills so you would give him a baby. If you didn't comply with everything he asked, he would get angry, and you knew it. That's why, as soon as he entered the living room and sat down to read the newspaper with his usual cup of coffee, you didn't say a word and continued preparing dinner, but he decided to break the silence.

"Did you think about what I said, woman? "He asked, setting the newspaper aside for a brief moment to look at you from the armchair. He was bringing up the subject of children again.