This study is an attempt to explore a married female supervisor's self identity and challenges in the marriage via narrative approach. The results show that the participant perceives herself transforming from a self-hatred person who tried to escape from her family of origin, to a tradition-bond but striving for being a genuine self. To her, marriage is a ”necessary construct” for children, not a hub of love. Being a mother and keeping an intact family for her children are the priority. She is still bound by traditional female stereotype but fighting her way for autonomy.