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Line 2: [[File:Vendela sweater.jpg\|frame\|A [[Sweater Girl]]<ref>like Vendela Kirsebom</ref> actually ''is'' always a girl.]] {{quote\|"Man, I feel like a woman!" - \|[[Shania Twain~~]] / "You make me feel like a natural woman."\|[[Aretha Franklin~~]]}} {{quote\|"You make me feel like a natural woman."\|[[Aretha Franklin]]}} An index of characters that, by their very definition, are always female, as well as tropes that are almost exclusively applied to female characters. There are several reasons for a trope to be categorized as Always Female: * The trope is a [[Distaff Counterpart]] to an [[Always Male]] trope. * The trope specifically revolves around femininity as a cultural construct, as it applies to women. ** ~~The~~It ~~trope exists only because the female version~~may isexplore [[Double Standard\|a subversion of modern societal expectations]]; (in this case, male examples are so ubiquitous that they may not even have their own trope). * The trope requires that [[Pregnancy Tropes\|the focal character have female reproductive organs]]. * The trope hinges on the focal character being biologically female. ** The vast majority of [[Pregnancy Tropes]] ([[Mister Seahorse]] being a notable exception) need to be about characters with female reproductive organs. See also: [[:Category:Usually Female\|Usually Female]].