Girls are uniting over toxic male behaviour in this new TikTok trend and I’m so here for it

‘Made plans to meet him at 7pm, so I switched my phone off at 6pm #womeninmalefields’

2 weeks ago

Every once and a while, a TikTok trend rolls around that makes me proud to be female, or makes me hate men – or both. Remember the “when I start hating my girlfriend phase” trend that was basically a thread of guys discussing what they do when they start to fall out of love?

Well the TikTok girlies remember it too and are all chiming in with their own survival stories after suffering from poor male behaviour.

All over TikTok right now, the women in male fields TikTok trend is being used by women to point out the toxicity of male behaviour, essentially exposing the typical things they do in relationships. And some videos did not hold back.

Most of them feature women humorously mimicking behaviours typically exhibited by men and instead, are directing them toward a man.

Some of the examples are way too relatable and a lot of people are realising the toxicity of male behaviour when the narrative is flipped, including how it would be weird for women to present the same behaviour to a man.

@marla_fritz

lol #womeninmalefields

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In one of the most popular videos, one user joked: “He was crying in bed so I said ‘here we go again’ and turned around and fell asleep #womeninmalefields”. The comments reaffirmed how many people have experienced this, with one user commenting: “So this is a universal experience”.

Others recreated the experience of being ghosted by a guy, saying they “made plans to meet him at 7pm, so I switched my phone off at 6pm”.

@user169342654

#fyp #relatable #womeninmalefields

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Whilst it’s intended as a joke, the trend has blown up as women are realising how many others have experienced the same behaviour from men as them. Someone commented under one video: “This trend is helping so many people realise that they were in fact NOT crazy….”.

But clearly nothing is safe, as men have jumped on the bandwagon and are sharing their problematic interactions with women. There’s even a #Meninfemalefields tag bouncing around, as they unite against the heat.

One guy went in hard, captioning his video: “When I have a bad day so I keep complaining about it to her and I try to pick a fight with her because I just feel like arguing, but she’s cool and that makes me even more mad #meninfemalefields”. No comment.

@iccefox

Yall won w this trend 😭😭

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Clearly these are also pretty common traits from women, as the men in the comments were quick to back each other up.

@daddycarts

Don’t come for me #meninfemalefields

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Pff, crazy. I’ve never said that.

Whilst a lot of the experiences give me piece of mind, the women in male fields TikTok trend has made me realise that some of you probably need therapy.

Featured image via TikTok