Back in the '50s and '60s, when I was growing up, little girls were supposed to be kind and thoughtful and pretty and gentle and soft, and we were supposed to fit into roles that were sort of shadowy -- really not quite clear what we were supposed to be.
Nos anos 50 e 60, quando eu estava crescendo, as meninas deviam ser amáveis e pensativas e bonitas, gentis e suaves. E nós deveríamos nos encaixar nesses papéis que eram uma espécie de sombra. Realmente não estava muito claro o que deveríamos ser.