Relationships
How To Beat Catty-Girl Behavior, Whether You’re The Victim Or The Perpetrator
You have probably experienced it, and you have definitely witnessed it – those odd interactions when you can tell another woman is not particularly in your corner, but she may or may not be direct about it.
By Johanna Duncan3 min read
Women can act in very strange ways when they feel threatened. Most iconically featured in Mean Girls, catty-girl behavior can take all sorts of shapes and forms, and is usually inspired by jealousy, pride, and a host of insecurities. You may be dealing with your own version of Regina George in college, or even a less obvious Gretchen Wieners in the workplace. So what are you to do when encountering catty-girl behavior out in the wild?