A 'default woman' is always available when there is nothing better.
I was thinking about the plight and sadness of the 'default woman' today.
Then I thought to compose a definition.
DEFAULT WOMAN
A default woman prides herself in the depth of her love and the strength of her commitment to the man of her dreams, although her position is consistently ‘backseat’ and ’second best.’ She is the woman who is always available when there is nothing better.
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