
In this monologue, the speaker denounces the contemporary discourse that encourages women to be independent, empowered, and self‑determined, arguing that such attitudes are superficial and socially manufactured. He claims that many women expect men to be fearful of their confidence and that this “mujerismo” is selfish because it centers the woman’s desires over the partnership. The speaker asserts his personal preference for a traditional dynamic where the man is the protector and provider, rather than being dependent on a woman. He further contends that the rise of exaggerated female presence has caused lasting damage to men, describing a generation of “men wounded for life” by being raised in an environment dominated by overly assertive women. The overall message is a nostalgic defense of conventional gender roles and a critique of modern feminist narratives.










