BICALHO, Camila de Oliveira    VIDAL, Gabriela Pereira. Gender roles in loving relationships: A case study. Rev. Bras. Psicodrama []. 2026, 34, e0326.   03--2026. ISSN 0104-5393.  https://doi.org/10.1590/psicodrama.v34.712.

It’s perceptible that throughout the years, a cultural preserve of what a woman is in society was built, aspects that influence how we relate. Because of this, our objective is to comprehend how the two-person psychodrama can assist in the comprehension of the female gender roles and its influence in a love relationship.We did a qualitative research with 4 session reports of a client that was in psychotherapy for almost 2 years. With the results, it was sought out to analyze what were the client’s own perceptions of herself and her love relationships, and their relationship with psychodramatic concepts. In the end, it was possible to conclude that society can affect the construction of what it is to be a woman and how psychodrama can assist in the construction of a more spontaneous form of being.

: Psychodrama; Gender; Love relationship.

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