Anonymous #1 3w

No one said that nice girls are trying to flirt. and if my post doesn’t apply to you why are you getting so defensive 😅

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Anonymous OP 3w

Not defensive at all. Just a different point of view. I’m not a “girls girl” because 99% of women are bitchy, 2-faced and too much work to be around. When I actually have free time I want it feel easy, light hearted and fun. Not heavy. If girls are going after taken men that says a lot about their mental health. If the guy entertains that shit then bye.

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Anonymous #1 3w

You said a whole bunch of nothing. I honestly hate that yall use “girls girl” so subjectively. You being a “girls girl” has nothing to do with what other women does on their free time. It’s a woman who supports respects and uplifts other women even when it’s hard too. Yall use it to try and fit an aesthetic when it’s solely about your character and values. Yall actually be horrible people and hide it behind “I’m a girls girl” 🙄

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Anonymous #5 3w

It feels like a forbidden challenge which can be a turn on to women (and men) who lack morals

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Anonymous #3 3w

Not sure what you’re talking about. Having morals and values has nothing to do with supporting women who are jealous and insecure. I 100% support other women and love a strong female who’s sassy and has a strong personality. I however will NOT subject myself to bitchy and insecure women. No thank you.

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Anonymous #1 3w

You aren’t a girls girl then and you’re 100% one of those girls who flirts with men in relationships and say that the girl friend is insecure because you’re just being “friendly”

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Anonymous #3 3w

Ummm 110% false. I’ve been married for 25 years. Since I was 12 most of my fiends have been of the male gender for the reasons already stated. I don’t care if someone’s in a relationship because I’m not looking for one. Being friendly is not flirting. People throughout the years have tried flirting. I don’t entertain. Same with my husband. Simple as that. People just don’t want to admit they’re insecure.

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