POLL: Do you get along with your own gender?

Right, so make-up, celebrities, clothes = vapid? Football =/= vapid? I'm sorry, I don't care whether you don't like typical 'girl interests' but calling them vapid and sport not is just ridiculous.

Well I suppose it depends if they know what they are talking about. I agree if the people talking about it are clueless football is vapid, but if a guy follows football properly and actually reads about it, which a surprising amount do, it isn't vapid.

Sport involves strategy and tactics in a way that is more intellectually stimulating to me than following the latest celebrity scandal.

And also I said 'I FIND' not 'IT IS'. I find talking about 'typical girl things' boring. Same goes for plenty of 'typical boy things' (rugby union, cars, gaming)

Actually, red ferry is kind of right. Even though I've said that I prefer girls which I do despite all arguments against them, I've also seen many examples of girl cliques going through a bullying phase. When a clique reaches it's maximum capacity I'd say at 4-5, the two weakest members take turns being victimised and slowly abandoned from the group. In their attempts to compete for their 4. place in the group, they will happily participate in the bullying instead of helping each other. When one or both of them decide to let it go and find a new group of friends, the clique will eventually fall apart, not the least because the two dominant leaders of the group start getting in each other's way. I know this may sound factual and scientific which of course it is NOT but considering the number of obervances at many schools, from all ages and mostlikely in different countries, they might hold a psychological meaning that is unique to girls.

And you can't be knowledgeable about fashion and clothes in the same way?

I don't follow celebrities but saying that following a football team is more worthwhile than caring about the Kardashians is just stupid. They're both worthless but fine to enjoy.

Well I've met plenty of others since, mostly knobbers.

Well great for you, you must all have a,loveley time skipping along holding hands and singing. Private school by any chance?



Yep 22 years of systematic lifetime bullying that follows a clear pattern is the same as a one off incident.
Nope.

Actually, red ferry is kind of right. Even though I've said that I prefer girls which I do despite all arguments against them, I've also seen many examples of girl cliques going through a bullying phase. When a clique reaches it's maximum capacity I'd say at 4-5, the two weakest members take turns being victimised and slowly abandoned from the group. In their attempts to compete for their 4. place in the group, they will happily participate in the bullying instead of helping each other. When one or both of them decide to let it go and find a new group of friends, the clique will eventually fall apart, not the least because the two dominant leaders of the group start getting in each other's way. I know this may sound factual and scientific which of course it is NOT but considering the number of obervances at many schools, from all ages and mostlikely in different countries, they might hold a psychological meaning that is unique to girls.

Yes, but you haven't met all all of them. Therefore your comment is completely incorrect. Sure, there are a lot of bitchy girls in the world. But that doesn't mean that they're ALL bitchy or 'scum of the earth' as you put it.
Nope, state school.

How on earth is she correct in saying that 'all teenage girls are scum of the earth'?

Well its not exactly got the same element of strategy to it does it?

Of course its more worthwhile, one is based on consumerism and one is based on community spirit...

But fashion is an art form and art isn't vapid at all.

I've never met anyone o terested in fashion that wasn't materialist. From the point of view of an environmentalist, it is best avoided. They wouldn't like me anyway, I buy all my clothes off eBay.

I didn't mean that part of course, but the chances of experiencing bullying among your girlfriends is higher than getting along through your entire school career, as in your case.

I did say teenage girls, and I did say a lot grow out of it.

I imagine you are one of the people that victimised others which is why you can't see what goes on. I fail to believe you attend a little bubble school where this doesn't happen when every person I know has a similar story to me.

Yes, of course. But that doesn't mean you agree with her statement at all then. That's the part I have issue with.



I 'victimised others'. I have never EVER victimised another person in my life. I honestly take personal offence to that, as a Christian.

You don't have to be interested in something but calling something vapid just because girls like it is misogynistic.

Means nothing, the girl that bullied me worst is a Christian to the extent she posts bible quotes on Facebook.
Says someone who won't admit victimisation goes on in her all girls school despite literally everyone else having a different experience.
Well don for going to the one school in the country where that doesn't happen then. You're going to have a shock when you get to Uni.
'The overwhelming majority of girls aged 15 to 17 in my experience are scum of the earth' happy now?

This is problem with TSR, everybody thinks that they know everything about everything and everyone everywhere.

You're free to live your life thinking that all teenage girls are 'scum', but don't try to state it as a fact as it simply isn't true.

Honestly, I'm shocked that you consider yourself to be a feminist- all your posts reek of misogyny.

Yes, of course. But that doesn't mean you agree with her statement at all then. That's the part I have issue with.
At the end of the day, your statement that 'all teenage girls are scum of the earth' is ridiculous and incorrect. Yes, some may be but not all.