How does Fitzgerald describe daisy and Jordan?

Fitzgerald had a negative view on women which was reflected through his descriptions. They are both introduced, lying on the couch, with the idea of laziness and inactivity, thus shown to be dependent on others and unable to have control over their lives.

Jordan is given the role of a famous Golf player, but she is also a cheat which undermines her character.

Daisy is defined by the men which surround her, and throughout the book is consistently unable to make any decision about her future but leaves the choices to the men, which results in Tom being able to ensure that she does not return to Gatsby..