Why do we, as girls, bring down other girls, knowing how hard life can be for a girl?

Why do we, as girls, bring down other girls, knowing how hard life can be for a girl?

As girls, we often find ourselves in a society that pits us against each other. From a young age, we are taught to compete with one another for attention, validation, and success. This toxic environment can lead to girls bringing down other girls in an attempt to elevate themselves. But why do we do this, knowing how hard life can be for a girl?

One reason for this behavior is the internalized misogyny that many girls experience. Society has long perpetuated the idea that women are in competition with each other for male attention and approval. This mindset can lead girls to see other girls as threats to their own success and happiness. By tearing down other girls, they believe they are securing their own place in the hierarchy.