Some say that if women ruled the world there would be no wars; just a bunch of jealous countries not talking to each other. That sounds like a lot of bulloney. Sure, all people are capable of savage revenge if someone mistreated them, but women are the nicest, most supportive individuals when it comes to helping ladies who haven't yet crossed their way. Don't believe me? We have evidence!
It all started when Twitter user @ghostgrl shared a seemingly casual everyday situation. "I asked this girl where she got her nails done and she googled the exact address and showed me a pic of the building," she wrote. "THAT'S girls supporting girls." Relating to her story, other females started tweeting their own similar experiences with the #GirlsSupportingGirls hashtag. So send this post to your BFF and scroll down to read how exceptionally supportive women are to each other on a daily basis. Oh, and upvote your favorite entries!
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if only every person that has ever been followed had a guardian angel like this.
I'm inclined to agree with you. Vigilance is needed, but not paranoia. Not every man going to the same place you are is a threat. This reminds me of a time I was running near the uni where I study. It was around dawn and just before passing these two women traveling in the same direction, I shouted "on your left" as to not startle them. My courtesy was futile and as I passed one turned and rammed her yoga mat into my crotch. When I asked why she did that she said "you had been following us for a few hundred feet and probably a rapist."
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Heartfelt thanks to all the ladies who watch out for one another. I lived in Philadelphia as a young woman, in a sketchy neighborhood. My elderly downstairs neighbor, Mrs. Mynatt, sat in her window every afternoon with her 22 long rifle assuring my safe arrival home from work. She did this for many months before I figured it out; before I even knew her name! She has been gone now for many years but I still thank her and think of her often. My staunch protector. Thanks again, Mrs. Mynatt, not only for watching but being willing to act on a stranger's behalf. Keep your sisters safe!
It's a good thing she got off with you. Something bad could've happened if she didnt
If run across something awesome ridiculously cheap (comic book stuff, gamestop sale or some pop culture gamer s**t normally) I MUST HAVE THIS. The brain is all, "yeah but we don't have a use for that so maybe you shouldn't buy..." shut up brain you don't know s**t. It's a dollar it used to be like $40 and it's awesome. CLEARLY this is a mandatory purchase. So now I have this cool thing with like zero ideas or uses for it. Thus was born my "Santa Dragon stash". I collect butt cheap awesome stuff throughout the year and it always gets redistributed to loving properly fan crazed owners. Children's hospitals and toy drives. Everybody is all "oh you're so thoughtful" and I smile outside but inside I'm going "thank friggin Odin AND the FSM for you because what the hell was I going to do with 25 'Operation' Board Games 15 copies of chutes and ladders, and 19 Labyrinth and Princess Bride T-Shirts?" THANK YOU FOR USING THIS AWESOME S**T I HAD ABSOLUTELY NO PURPOSE FOR!! Win/Win.
This is a nice gesture but people really should not borrow makeup from others, really. You can get infected with bacteria and HSV-1 (when it comes to lipsticks, balms etc.). I still remember about that woman who become paralyzed from the waist down after she borrowed her friend's brush because of a staph infection. Always clean your makeup brushes properly.
What happened to being against sexualizing society and being against women being portrayed as objects? :p I think her boobs are fine without the lift.
yeah right, and someone "just happened" to take photos of you helping your friend? I saw wrestling matches less staged than this
The nicest a stranger woman has been to me is when I got a blood stain from my period on my pants and she approached me, offered me her blouse to cover it, went with me to look for a store that was open (it was after hours, so stores where closing and there was a lot of people around) and waited until I bought new pants and pads and got changed in the bathroom before leaving me after making sure I was fine. I was going to a class I needed to attend, she definitely saved me there.
We have to remember some of these are very young people here and not to be too harsh
True. I wish they could have focused more on women in professional situations where helping each other is what should be encouraged. At my work the boys go golfing without the girls. The girls just infight.
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As a woman, I have experienced vile, bullying behaviour from other women. I have also experienced some supportive, wonderful behaviour but it always angers me that people have to make it a gender issue - we are all human and display individual behaviour regardless of gender, colour, creed, sexual orientation and physical ability - STOP this ridiculous gender division.
Well I've seen women being FAR more savage than just not talking to each other. Especially in highschool. "but women are the nicest, most supportive individuals when it comes to helping ladies who haven't yet crossed their way." You basicly are saying they are in general nicer than men. Which is total BS. There are nice guys, There are nice girls. They are total male a******s. As well as females. Just in a different way but in no way more or less mean.
This article's title might be a little exaggerated, but we as a society need these contents to break the fake stereotype of females being competitive towards one another. Because, you know, all we ever want is males' attention, right? Contrarily boys are well known bros. Sadly, these kind of misconceptions are still believed (I witnessed that c**p from some male colleagues), but the good news is that, although still present, those are slowly but steadily fading away. And it's articles like these that play a role too. Anyway, female, male, non-binary... Whatever you are, long live solidarity! ♥
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This is how girls should be towards each other. It always hurts me to see when girls are demeaning instead of empowering. This post made me hopeful!
I was shopping with a friend. And waiting in the car park in the shade of a tree, it was about 37 C. Toooo hot. Three separate women came up to check if I was ok, and did I need a lift somewhere. Obviously I looked a bit heat struck.
Aaaand where my fellow butch girls at? Cuz you know 3/4's of this s**t doesn't mean a damn thing to me... 😂 Not a complaint I just know there are some younger butches that feel alienated by these types of "girl" posts. It's always the girly girl s**t that dominates these lists young ones because YOU don't pipe up. You're a girl, your peers aren't excluding you, they are awaiting your participation. Give them a chance to include you and you'll find the word girl less distressing to your personal existence. You're a girl and the other end of the spectrum will embrace you. Ovary up and give them opportunities to see YOUR definition of "girl" includes them too. Don't stay alienated any longer than need be, please...
The nicest a stranger woman has been to me is when I got a blood stain from my period on my pants and she approached me, offered me her blouse to cover it, went with me to look for a store that was open (it was after hours, so stores where closing and there was a lot of people around) and waited until I bought new pants and pads and got changed in the bathroom before leaving me after making sure I was fine. I was going to a class I needed to attend, she definitely saved me there.
We have to remember some of these are very young people here and not to be too harsh
True. I wish they could have focused more on women in professional situations where helping each other is what should be encouraged. At my work the boys go golfing without the girls. The girls just infight.
Load More Replies... As a woman, I have experienced vile, bullying behaviour from other women. I have also experienced some supportive, wonderful behaviour but it always angers me that people have to make it a gender issue - we are all human and display individual behaviour regardless of gender, colour, creed, sexual orientation and physical ability - STOP this ridiculous gender division.
Well I've seen women being FAR more savage than just not talking to each other. Especially in highschool. "but women are the nicest, most supportive individuals when it comes to helping ladies who haven't yet crossed their way." You basicly are saying they are in general nicer than men. Which is total BS. There are nice guys, There are nice girls. They are total male a******s. As well as females. Just in a different way but in no way more or less mean.
This article's title might be a little exaggerated, but we as a society need these contents to break the fake stereotype of females being competitive towards one another. Because, you know, all we ever want is males' attention, right? Contrarily boys are well known bros. Sadly, these kind of misconceptions are still believed (I witnessed that c**p from some male colleagues), but the good news is that, although still present, those are slowly but steadily fading away. And it's articles like these that play a role too. Anyway, female, male, non-binary... Whatever you are, long live solidarity! ♥
Load More Replies... This is how girls should be towards each other. It always hurts me to see when girls are demeaning instead of empowering. This post made me hopeful!
I was shopping with a friend. And waiting in the car park in the shade of a tree, it was about 37 C. Toooo hot. Three separate women came up to check if I was ok, and did I need a lift somewhere. Obviously I looked a bit heat struck.
Aaaand where my fellow butch girls at? Cuz you know 3/4's of this s**t doesn't mean a damn thing to me... 😂 Not a complaint I just know there are some younger butches that feel alienated by these types of "girl" posts. It's always the girly girl s**t that dominates these lists young ones because YOU don't pipe up. You're a girl, your peers aren't excluding you, they are awaiting your participation. Give them a chance to include you and you'll find the word girl less distressing to your personal existence. You're a girl and the other end of the spectrum will embrace you. Ovary up and give them opportunities to see YOUR definition of "girl" includes them too. Don't stay alienated any longer than need be, please...
