“If your friend makes you feel this way, she is NOT a girl’s girl!

Some of these didn’t even cross my mind!

Here are some signs that indicate someoneisn’ta girl’s girl:

1.

Two people embracing at a train station, the man facing away, the woman smiling at the camera behind her

“The ‘I am not like other girls’ girl.

“Gossiping about their other friends to you.

Rest assured, they’re probably gossiping aboutyouto the friends they were just talking smack about.”

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Roya, 29, Michigan

3.

“I know one girl who got her nails done for an event.

That’s when I knew.”

Two women in a kitchen, one gesturing with a concerned expression, the other looking away

“If she finds it funny that someone bled through their pants.”

copperwolf22

5.

“When they belittle you in front of guys and make fun of your interests and choices.

Woman in a sleeveless top and bucket hat applying lip gloss outdoors

Mind you, she knew I always wore mascara on my bottom lashes.

It’s a really small thing, I know, but it’s bugged me for a while.”

“When she uses words like ‘spinster’ or ‘old maid’ to talk about single women.

Person in bed holding phone with hand on face, looks stressed or tired

Getting married or being in a relationship is not everyone’s priority.”

silencesilence

7.

“Criticizing other girls' makeup habits in general.

Woman preparing food while holding a toddler in a kitchen

But if they do wear makeup, they should go ‘natural’ instead because they don’t need it.

Just let women wear whatever they want!

Beauty should be determined by what’s in our heart, not what’s on our face.”

Two women smiling and looking at a smartphone together outdoors

ur l0cal indie h0e

9.

Our friend group is made up of six hardworking married but independent women, and life is extremely stressful.

However, one friend likes to record or take pictures of us during our most vulnerable moments.

Sad-looking young woman at a table looks at a birthday cake with candles, party hats and confetti around

We’ve told her before to stop and put her damn phone away, but she doesn’t stop!

Then, when I get upset about it, she plays the victim.

Like, if I told you to stop, just stop!

A person in high heels stepping on a piece of tissue on the floor.

That’s not being a girl’s girl at all, in my opinion.”

“Women who refer to other women as ‘females.'”

zombiedolllizkah

11.

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“The outward disrespect toward women who are stay-at-home moms.

c’mon support us, already.

“If they select friends for different purposes.

Two girls sticking out their tongues, wearing casual tops and beaded necklaces

She later used me to get close to one of my guy friends and ended up breaking his heart.

Anonymous

13.

“When someone claims they’re a ‘girl’s girl’ right before talking bad about someone.

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Also, girls who slut-shame.

Don’t you want to feel loved?’

It’s just so condescending and demoralizing.”

She also rarely has another kind thing to say about another woman.”

Ivocat

17.

“She puts you on blast or purposely goes out of her way to embarrass you.

One day, she singled me out in front of everyone during a class discussion.

It appeared she only picked on me because she thought I’d freeze like a deer in headlights.

It was so disappointing to experience.”

Dayanna, 27, California

19.

“When a woman asks your partner questions that compare you and her in personality or appearance.

It’s such a ‘pick me’ move and puts you and your S.O.

in a really awkward position.

coolcat75

21.

“They use other girls to make themselves look better.

When I asked my friend about the girl, she said, ‘She’s fat.

She makes me look skinnier.’

I was shocked, and I just couldn’t let that comment go.

Sadly, this situation happens a lot.

Even in my 30s, I still see it happen constantly.”

“Not letting other girls be happy or giddy.

That doesn’t even make sense!

It’s sad how much some girls put others down to feel better about themselves.”

Meena, 34, Florida

Note: Some responses have been edited for length and/or clarity.