Using 5 sources from the list below, and 10 other peer reviewed sources, discuss heterosexual identities and the phenomenon of heteropessimism/heterofatalism.
Explore how women are impacted by heterofatalism through tik toks, social media, popular media, op-eds, and scholoraly works to analyze how present heterfatlasim is in their lives.
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