Curious Woman Asks For Mansplaining Examples, Twitter Delivers

Quote this tweet with the most obvious thing a man has ever mansplained to you.

— nicole froio (@NicoleFroio) May 16, 2017

@NicoleFroio When my husband was explaining how to properly pronounce Greek. Greek is my native language, he grew up in Georgia in a Jewish household.

— Anastasia (@ClimberStasia) May 18, 2017

@NicoleFroio A male ob/gyn told me that if I focussed harder on my work or picked up an interesting hobby my menstrual cramps wouldn't bother me so much.

— Kimberly Willardson (@kimberrry) May 18, 2017

A live-in boyfriend who never cooked trying to tell me I chopped garlic wrong. Bitch, I'm Sicilian. Sit down https://t.co/v97U9X4cLi

— CRREdwards 💬 (@CRREdwards) May 17, 2017

@NicoleFroio How to pronounce my name. :/

— Anindita Debnath (@PartTimeCook) May 17, 2017

tax deductions. i'm a cpa. https://t.co/jj8VEKZ6wE

— amanda 🐶 (@feraldanvers_) May 17, 2017

@NicoleFroio What menopause is like during my third year of menopause.

— Ana Elizabeth (@IyadaStorm) May 18, 2017

@NicoleFroio Writing on evolution & gender for my masters in bioanthro at Cambridge; a man incorrectly explained natural selection to me, cited wikipedia

— Emily Atkinson (@TheBrightgeist) May 17, 2017

@NicoleFroio Guy explained part of my PhD topic to me after he attended my talk on exact aspect of said topic, asked if I'd ever considered it. Uh, yes.

— Jackie (@jackie_ess_el) May 18, 2017

@NicoleFroio I had someone try to explain the political history of my home country to me. He'd read an article in a magazine

— Sam S (@EmCatMom) May 17, 2017

@NicoleFroio My name. A colleague literally told me I had spelt my own name wrong.

— Phillippa Gee-Haitch (@PhillippaHibbs) May 18, 2017