The phrase 'fulfill herself' is a perfectly acceptable and commonly used expression in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is finding a sense of satisfaction and inner contentment, typically through their own efforts. For example, "After years of hard work and dedication, she was finally able to fulfill herself."
We know, at that moment, that Wuornos is doomed that she has fulfilled herself as a personality in a way that can lead only to catastrophe.
This is someone who not only survived but fulfilled herself in a world at times determined by some of the worst excesses and wrong turns, saved it seems by her love of great writers, immersing herself in reading, thinking and absorbing their struggle.
Her narcissistic longings were at last fulfilled: Kusama herself, as opposed to her artworks, was the center of attention.
Sensing the makings of classic tragedy, Mr. Allen said, "if there was some way that she brought it on herself, it could fulfill some of those Greek requirements".
I share my thoughts and ideas with my friends because we have to be positive and convinced that we are going to fulfill our goals". Silvia considers herself an entrepreneur.
The third, which industry analysts expect to produce an annual income of nearly three billion dollars for her, is Roy Hill, a large iron-ore mine that she is now building in the Pilbara and plans to operate herself, fulfilling her father's frustrated dream.
A sitcom from award-winning comedian Josie Long about a young woman trying to build a new, more fulfilling life for herself in Glasgow.
My mother not only didn't die, she recovered and re-imagined a rich, fulfilling life for herself; but it took time and a mighty outpouring of love.
The depressed patient I described above, afraid of life without her medication, unwilling to consider how she might create a more emotionally fulfilling life, keeps herself imprisoned, unnecessarily, by her belief that she's "fixed" in this way.
