10 Examples of “Boy Math”: The Trend Roasting Men Everywhere Left and Right
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Grace SutherlandStudent Contributor, Cal Poly State University - San Luis Obispo
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Cal Poly chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.
We all loved the relatable “Girl Math” Tik Tok/Twitter trend with hilarious habitslike justifying spending $20 on a top because you’ll wear it 20+ times so that’s less than a dollar per wear. However, after this trend has now come the “Boy Math” trend and it is not looking great for the boys. “Boy Math” is a trend created by the fem side of Tik Tok and Twitter giving examples of the interesting reasoning they’ve personally experienced men using, calling out toxic masculinity while sharing a laugh at some common experiences.
Here are 10 of my favorite examples of “boy math” inspired by the creative women of Tik Tok and Twitter.
Quick reminder: Does this “math” apply to every man? No. But we all most likely know a man whose reasoning skills align with at least one of these hilarious and entertaining posts.
10 Examples of “Boy Math” Inspired by the women of tik tok and twitter
1. Boy math is wearing another man’s jersey and referring to a team as “we” when this man has never worked with or for the team.
10. Boy math is thinking period blood is gross but loving Mortal Kombat.
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So yes, the Tik Tok/Twitter girlies were a little harsh, but we love a relatable joke. For some even more wild examples of “girl math”, hit the web! It will never cease to be entertaining for all.
Grace is an Animal Science major and a writer for HCCP. She is from Half Moon Bay, CA and is focusing in avian and wildlife medicine/rehabilitation. In her free time she takes studio art classes and is pursuing a minor in it!
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