Women Reveal The Top Rules Of Girl Code

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Dec 1, 2021 4:00 PM EST

As women, there are rules that we just know are the natural order of things. In an AskWomen thread, women discussed what they think the top rules of the girl code are, and we discovered that we're already strictly adhering to them. Unfortunately, not all women feel the need to adhere to the girl code, and we strongly believe that those women are going against the rules of feminism. Scroll down if you need a refresher on all the things that bring us women together and make us more powerful as a result. After all, teamwork makes the dream work. 

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    Font - r/AskWomen · Posted by u/gilliwid 7 hours ago What do you think is number one in the "girl-code"?
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    We're sure you already know these, but just in case, you best be taking notes. 

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    Font - 14941494 · 6h Even if you don't like her, if she asks for a pad/tampon you give it to her
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    Even if she's our worst enemy, we'll still help her out if she's in need of help on her period. 

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    Font - dogoverkids · 3h When you see another woman give you that "look". The one of "omg get me the f k out of here, what is happening?!" look because some creep won't let her past him, some idiot is dancing like toddler around her or she needs to get away from danger... always, ALWAYS pretend you know them. We need each other. This isn't girl code... it's like, girl power.
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    Font - whitemeatlover · 5h Don't judge a SINGLE woman for having a healthy sexual appetite and enjoying themselves sleeping around. Just make sure they are using protection. I remember being called terrible things for doing that by my married "friends". Like why? I'm having fun, meeting new people, and enjoying my early-mid 20s and got it out of my system. Now I don't care for that life, but I have 0 regrets and grew up a lot and learned about myself. Those married folk that say those things, ar
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    Human body - Apprehensive-Bee-474 · 4h Maybe not number one, but don't judge women who don't want to have children. There's nothing abnormal about wanting to live a childless life. So many people act like it's an aberration but it's not.
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    Font - Traditional-Yam1475 · 3h Never embarrass another women for male validation!
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    Hair - Charlisti · 3h You don't go for one of your friends ex especially not even a month after they broke up. If you started to have feeling or were interested you pick up the damn phone and call your friend to talk it though and ask how they would feel about it
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    Font - ralaasi · 2h NEVER EVER FLIRT OR TRY TO GET TOO CLOSE W THEIR BFS AND GFS!!!!!! (saying from experience)
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    Dress - chrishurry007 · 2h If a girl has toilet paper on her shoe, lipstick on her teeth, a period accident, a wardrobe malfunction, etc. you pull her to the side and you quietly let her know.
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    Hair - Anime_Lover_1995 · 48m If I'm telling you something and say "no one knows" that means don't tell anyone! Only exception is long time partner/husband as long as they can keep a secret!
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    Hair - pluralexistence · 2h Leave together come back together. I don't want to imagine what kind of shit we would've got ourselves in otherwise, surprised we are alive as it is...
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    Font - lovesjasmine · 29m Don't ever leave a club without making sure everyone of your friends is accounted for
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