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Reminder to everyone, including my friend who uses this phase TOO much.. “I’m just a girl” started as a song mocking the way men saw us. Now you use it to excuse stuff that is stereotypical ie bad driving… now you are agreeing with the stereotypes…
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Anonymous 7w

Like idk who needs to hear it but it was originally to MOCK stereotypes. But now it’s “I hit a curb I’m just a giirrlll” “I spent too much shopping in just a girl” (based on things my friends actually did and then said that about it)

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Anonymous 7w

It’s not that deep dude

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Anonymous 7w

I could be wrong , but for me it comes from being forced to to accept at a young age that things girls did were less cool or boring. The EVERYONE can do that instead of being able to feminine casually. So to me it’s like yea I am just a girl and what are they gonna say. When I don’t want to take the trash out I’m just a girl. Just another perspective

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Anonymous 7w

It’s faux immaturity to avoid responsibility.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 7w

I know some people who say it in EVERY OTHER SENTENCE I can’t take this shit anymore

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 7w

it is that deep

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

That too bc I have friends who use that to get out of doing things like cleaning and it’s like. I’m a girl too, so I have to take all of the trash out alone at night bc you’re “just a girl?!”

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