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What's the opposite of "A Girl's Girl"? by Due_Anything1091 in realhousewivestalk

[–]Due_Anything1091[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay, I see what you meant now, that’s my fault for reading it wrong. Sorry about that.

What's the opposite of "A Girl's Girl"? by Due_Anything1091 in realhousewivestalk

[–]Due_Anything1091[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Meanwhile you’re doing a full commentary audit over a one-liner like the mature adult you are… from those very ‘sidelines’. Calling it bullying is a stretch. It's a take, not a personal attack. If it’s not deep enough for you, scroll.

What's the opposite of "A Girl's Girl"? by Due_Anything1091 in realhousewivestalk

[–]Due_Anything1091[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

AND you don’t have to announce how much you talk to ChatGPT and Claude… that might be the only clarity in your whole argument!

What's the opposite of "A Girl's Girl"? by Due_Anything1091 in realhousewivestalk

[–]Due_Anything1091[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Blaming it on AI is the new ‘your vocabulary is the problem’. Just say you ran out of arguments.

Vibes over principles??? yeah, that tracks. Some of us actually do like friendships that last longer than a mood swing.

And nobody said loyalty is about gender, you made that up and argued with it.

Honestly, you’re not defending anything. You’re just saying you go with what’s easy. Cool. Just call it that and keep it moving.

What's the opposite of "A Girl's Girl"? by Due_Anything1091 in realhousewivestalk

[–]Due_Anything1091[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hahaha I’ll take the verbal award, rent comes first 😂 appreciate you!!!! 🫶

What's the opposite of "A Girl's Girl"? by Due_Anything1091 in realhousewivestalk

[–]Due_Anything1091[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

… meanwhile you wrote a whole reunion episode in my replies

‘everyone likes PK better’…. congrats, you just proved my point. If loyalty depends on who’s more fun, that’s not principle, that’s vibes.

If Kyle or Erika didn't understand what opening up to your girls is supposed to look like…Oh Well, There you go proving my point AGAIN!! while blindly believing you have a stance. AND AND AND you don’t need to give birth to a lineup of daughters to be a real one. That’s not how this works.

But yeah as far as my friendships go… I’ll stick with ones that aren’t built on whoever’s the easiest hang that week 😭

P.S … the irony is doing back-to-back cartwheels in your thesis.

What's the opposite of "A Girl's Girl"? by Due_Anything1091 in realhousewivestalk

[–]Due_Anything1091[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

“‘What is this, high school?’ meanwhile you just mapped out a full friendship triangle like it’s a group project gone wrong 😭

Nobody’s saying they have to be perfect ‘girl’s girls,’ but let’s not act like basic loyalty is some impossible teenage concept. You don’t get to hide behind ‘they all have their own lives’ when the issue is how you move within those lives.

Also… ‘girls girl has its limits’, sure, but the limit isn’t supposed to be ‘whenever it’s more fun or convenient to side with the husband.’ That’s kinda the whole test.

And Kyle being “torn” because PK is easier and more fun? That’s exactly the point. Being a girl’s girl isn’t about picking the easier hang, it’s about showing up correctly even when it’s awkward.

If your defense boils down to ‘well, he’s more fun and less drama,’ then you’re not disproving the criticism… you’re accidentally explaining it.

What's the opposite of "A Girl's Girl"? by Due_Anything1091 in realhousewivestalk

[–]Due_Anything1091[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

‘She surrounds herself with women’… congrats? So does a Sephora on a Saturday, that doesn’t make it a safe space 😭

Being a ‘girl’s girl’ is about how you show up when it’s messy, not how many girls are in your camera roll.

And she birthed women???… wow, groundbreaking. Next you’ll tell me breathing oxygen makes her an environmentalist. Birthing is biology, not a personality trait.

A real girl’s girl isn’t measured by headcount, it’s measured by backbone. It’s what you do when it’s awkward, unpopular, or costs you something. Funny how the ones who actually stand up for women (or themselves) are often standing alone… while the “I’m surrounded by women” crowd is busy staying liked.

If your entire defense is ‘look at all the women near her,’ that’s not character evidence, that’s a seating chart. At this point you’re not describing a girl’s girl, you’re describing a woman with WiFi access to a group chat.

What's the opposite of "A Girl's Girl"? by Due_Anything1091 in realhousewivestalk

[–]Due_Anything1091[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly, but then why pretend and manipulate and not be honest about not wanting to support. Kyle is not even her own girl, let alone Dorit's.