No offence but... women are too much drama. No but seriously, we&#39;re living in a time of &#39;pick me&#39; inception. Pick me&#39;s are calling other women pick me&#39;s, in response those women become pick me&#39;s and call the pick me&#39;s pick me&#39;s, and now nobody can decipher who the real pick me is. Hannah and Maia try and get to the bottom of this conundrum. Has the &#39;pick me&#39; always been around or did early 2000s chick flicks do such a number on us that now we have no choice but to clap back? Or maybe this is just a case of good ole&#39; psychological oppression. 
 
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SOURCES:
Sandra Lee Bartky, “On Psychological Oppression” Femininity and Domination (1990).
Bearman et al. “The Fabric of Internalized Sexism” Journal of Integrated Social Sciences vol. 1 (1) (2009).
Sarah Eckert, “There&#39;s a Big Issue Surrounding Those #PickMeGirl TikToks &amp; We Need to Talk About It.” Her Campus (2021).
<a href="https://www.hercampus.com/culture/tiktok-pick-me-girl-trend-toxic/">https://www.hercampus.com/culture/tiktok-pick-me-girl-trend-toxic/</a> 
Courtney Young, Why TikTok Is Flooded With Controversial Videos About &quot;Pick Me Girls&quot; Bustle (2022).
<a href="https://www.bustle.com/life/what-is-a-pick-me-girl-definition-traits">https://www.bustle.com/life/what-is-a-pick-me-girl-definition-traits</a>