A Look At Female "Literally Me" Characters

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned
We've previously had a look at male literally me and sigma male characters, but this time we look at female literally me characters and the differences they have.
Clips used:
American Psycho
Fight Club
Blade Runner 2049
The Suicide Squad
Midsommar
Gone Girl
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
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[@LeeWestwick]

Wednesday Literally Me on a Wednesday

[@jekkijekster]

I can fix Amy.

[@dand6520]

There are no literally me female characters, because women just aren't as imposing as men.

[@eeyorehaferbock7870]

Except that trope isn’t necessarily about characters being “imposing” so much as about them crossing boundaries that aren’t really supposed to be crossed in a modern, “civilized” society. And women are DEFINITELY capable of doing that, believe me.