‘Girl Math’ Is Fun, but Don’t Let It Fool You
The Washington PostYoung women are explaining spending choices on TikTok that make no sense. It’s a viral trend that’s funny as long as everyone is in on the joke.
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Are you in your villain era? What’s your current hyper-fixation meal? Does your partner have a beige flag? If this all sounds like gibberish to you—and makes you feel exactly 100 years old—read on to make sense of the phrases that went viral on TikTok before making their way into IRL conversations.
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Young women are explaining spending choices on TikTok that make no sense. It’s a viral trend that’s funny as long as everyone is in on the joke.
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