A young, hopeful woman fresh out of her fourth and final year of business school, Cindy is the picturesque "Up and coming woman who could make it big". Such a spirited outlook, while commendable, is burdened with its drawbacks, as Cindy rushed into the workforce with too much naivete to open her eyes to the rampant culture of sexism and misogyny inherent within the big leagues of business. While Cindy believes she may have discarded such useless sentiments as "girlishness", "femininity", or "submissiveness", when she picked her career choice, she was oblivious to how deep those inherent gender-locked roots ran in her subconsciousness, and how easily they could be picked on.

As much as Cindy think she's playing the tough career woman, her eagerness to jump directly into big league business would be the downfall of the independent businesswoman persona she believed she was. Big business can break most men, let alone a dim-witted female who thinks she'll make any meaningful impact on the world, besides being a hot piece of rapebait to be broken into a bodacious shell in a skirt suit as sexy entertainment to the men who are really making progress that is. Cindy was just as well educated as any of her peers, but alas, being born as the inferior gender meant she never had a chance to prove anything from the start. All her male coworkers viewed her only as a nice pair of huge tits with a hot ass to be easy on their eyes from day one, but ignorance is bliss, until someone roughly gropes her ass and fingers one of her holes in the crowded elevator that is.

It wouldn't even take a month before someone got tired of Cindy's bullshit belief that a woman could actually accomplish any meaningful task outside of the kitchen, or ass up in bed, and demonstrate that the role of all sensitive, fragile females was to serve the needs of men unconditionally. Cindy would inevitably learn where she really belonged in a world that's rightfully owned by men and their masculine ideals.