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I just came across this and thought of dcum <3
https://www.buzzfeed.com/daniellaemanuel/pick-me-women-throw-under-bus |
Yep! Pick me girls! Another that I seen recently on social media is the "I'm not a feminist, of course I can cook". Or some variation. |
Ew, I dont even know what that means lol. |
| The lame singer Pink is the ultimate poster child for "Pick Me" girls. Ugh I cannot stand her, she disgusts me. |
No, sorry, you're wrong. "She wears short skirts, I wear t-shirts; She wears high heels, I wear sneakers; I'm listening to the kind of music she doesn't like" is the epitome of Pick Me attitude. You don't get it and that's okay. |
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Any girl that is constantly doing anything for attention - the look at how wonderful I am girl.
The girl that has to post a dissertation with pics on her life daily - because otherwise how could we all tell you how wonderful you are or how you are doing it so much better than everyone else. |
Nope. Pick Me is much more specific than doing things for attention, even attention from men, even attention from a specific man or a specific subset of men. |
Yes. PP is allowed to her opinion, but the song is definitely a well known pick me anthem. |
| Commenters are conflating Pick Me with Not Like Other Girls |
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Pick Me's are desperate and degrade themselves to attract male attention. They wear push up bras and have hobbies like porn and beer.
Not Like Other Girls are insecure and insult popular women for doing normal, reasonable, attractive things. "You Belongs With Me" is a female incel anthem woman who won't take action to attract a man, and sit at home reading romance novels. |
| Soft girls are wannabe trophy wives. |
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Per my 11yo
It’s the girl who when someone needs a volunteer in class or similar she’s always got her hand up “ pick me” … thinks she’s special All the time and wants the attention. It’s not a compliment. |
What is the difference? I always thought that "Not like other Girls" was the (or one of the) defining features of Pick Mes. "Pick me because I'm not like other girls." |
DP and agree with this. Also if you've ever seen the video for this song, it's extra obvious that it's about tearing down the other girl (who, twist, is also played by Taylor in the video, in a brunette wig) because she is portrayed as this vapid, selfish, attention-seeking girl who is just using the guy, complete with evil glances over her shoulder to show you she's in on it. Not like the "good" Taylor who is wholesome and goofy, wears glasses, does her homework, and doesn't care about all that shallow BS the "bad" Taylor does. And then the end of the video is literally the guy picking "good" Taylor over the "bad" Taylor, serving as wish fulfillment for pick-me girls everywhere. This goes straight to the psychology of pick-me girls, who don't just want to get the guy -- they want the guy to validate them by choosing them OVER some other woman who the pick-me girl has identified as her nemesis. It's about a man saying, "Actually, I don't even like girls like *that* -- you're better than she is." External validation, specifically from men, to help them get over childish competitions they've created in their own heads with other women in their lives. |
Umm Pink is amazing so you’re wrong there. And even if I didn’t have that bias she is no way a pick me girl. |