Number 1. Do not sleep with your best friends boyfriend.
Lol Mean Girls was Hysterical! :On Wednesdays we wear pink:Article 1: A "Girlfriend" must always look fabulous, but not too fabulous otherwise she becomes a dumb slut.
-Exception- It's her birthday! Can we get a tiara?
Article 2: A "Girlfriend" must not sleep with another girlfriend's boyfriend... while they're still dating.
-Exception- Unless he's totally hot, and totally a sleeze in which case she shouldn't be dating him. She doesn't deserve him.
Article 3: A "Girlfriend" will not make fun of another Girlfriend's crush... while she's there.
This is meant as a joke by the way.
When girlfriend was put in quotes, I had fun with it.
Now I want to rewatch mean girls
Then I can make more...
This a joke?
So true...*chortle*
Pretend to like eachother
Amendments: Evidently PMS is an acceptable excuse for anything
The first bit is accurate, and I don't think the last is. I have never known it, and I'm always proven wrong when I think another has it.My observations are thus:
I don't think women really follow codes. I think that, pretty much, they do what suits them. Whether they look out for another girl, or just for themselves, depends more on how much they like and relate to each other than anything else. This can change with their relationship, as can the unwritten "rules" they follow towards one another.
...If they value each other a lot, they might bend over backwards for each other...In other words, I doubt that women typically feel any particular loyalty towards one another...
The first bit is accurate, and I don't think the last is. I have never known it, and I'm always proven wrong when I think another has it.
First bit is the first paragraph I sectioned off, the last bit is the second sectioned off and abridged paragraph. Women don't really bend over backwards for each other, if they do its usually out of some ulterior motive, not friendship. The loyalty part I do agree with though, doesn't seem to be much of that ever.I'm having trouble figuring out which part you consider last, and which you consider first. Was the "first" part you considered accurate the part you quoted?
Also, I have no idea what you mean by "it." Unless you meant loyalty, because then it sounds like you agreed that women don't feel loyalty towards one another, which means you think that part is accurate, even though it came last...
First bit is the first paragraph I sectioned off, the last bit is the second sectioned off and abridged paragraph. Women don't really bend over backwards for each other, if they do its usually out of some ulterior motive, not friendship.
Yes, loyalty isn't common among women. Mutual respect probably isn't, either.The loyalty part I do agree with though, doesn't seem to be much of that ever.
I have never known loyalty or the first paragraph of stuff I sections off either.
True enough. I do find though, that when there are a group of girls, they make up their own rules, in order to make themselves feel like being in the group is special, and that they are superior.Codes are silly, anyway... not many people really follow them unless they're enforced somehow, and they're usually only used to make people feel guilty for wronging someone in certain ways.