History Main / AllWomenHateEachOther

** In "Big Man on Hippocampus", Stewie puts several characters in a simulation with amnesia. When Peter, Brian, Quagmire and Joe encounter each other, the four were able to get along in the beginning before things went downhill. In contrast to Meg, Lois and Bonnie who quickly start scratching and pulling each others' hair, and weren't able to leave the hospital.

In many stories, it seems women can't be friends (or aren't very good friends) because they tend to be bitchy towards each other. Sometimes a female protagonist has no more than one or two female friends, but she can't seem to make anymore because they're either {{Alpha Bitch}}es or there's something about the protagonist that rubs other females the wrong way. In worst cases, she has no female friends at all and has a mutual hatred for every female character she encounters.

* ''Series/GameOfThrones'': Female characters rarely demonstrate anything remotely approaching trust or friendship towards one another, especially after season 4. Among other things, Osha and Meera squabble over their hunting prowess and quickly escalate to death threats; the Waif is immediately hostile towards Arya for no explained reason, even demonstrating ''glee'' at the chance to murder her (something that should be impossible for one of the Faceless Men); the Sand Snakes childishly bicker among themselves and regard each other with barely-restrained irritation; Arya's already prickly relationship with Sansa escalates to utterly psychopathic threats of violence (and would have ended with one of them dead if Bran hadn't ended the feud in a deleted scene); finally, Sansa not only distrusts Daenerys but [[BullyingADragon treats her with open hostility]] beyond the realms of reason.

-->-- Wrestling/JerryLawler, ''[[Wrestling/WWERaw Monday Night Raw]]''

* ''Manga/AgravityBoys'' has a chapter where three of the main four titular boys are genderbent. While they bicker with each other and get on each other's nerves as men, they're ultimately able to work out a game plan and get ''something'' done; contrast to how they are as girls, where they are not only unable to get anything done without Chris (the only one who didn't genderbend), but constantly snipe at each other and bicker worse.

* ''Film/MeanGirls'': Deconstructed. All of the girls in the school are revealed to have said cruel things about each other, and all of them have felt victimized by the same sort of comments because teenage girls are so insecure and vulnerable. The protagonist realizes in the middle of a Maths contest thing that mocking her opponent's homely appearance won't help her win the tournament. During the scene in the gymnasium discussing the reaction to the Burn Book, Ms Norbury tells the girls that calling each other horrible names just makes it okay for guys to do the same to them.

* ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'': [[CasanovaWannabe Tucker]] says "Chicks can't share anything, not even an apartment."

* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'': This was something of a recurring pattern among the female relationships on the show.
** [[TwoGirlsToATeam Wonder Woman and Hawkgirl]] were originally the only two female members of the League. Their relationship is not exactly a friendly one with Hawkgirl viewing Diana as a snob while Diana dislikes Shayera's boorish nature. Things only got worse between them when it was revealed that Shayera was TheMole for the Thanagarians.
** Black Canary and Huntress didn't get off to a good start when they first met due to Huntress wanting to kill a mob boss Black Canary was helping the feds protect so he could turn over evidence against his associates. This got downplayed in a later episode where they teamed.
** Hawkgirl and Vixen also had a tense relationship due to the latter dating John Stewart after he and Shayera broke up due to her role in the Thanagarian invasion. The two did eventually become friends of sorts though Shayera wasn't above playing pranks on Vixen like making her think she'd poisoned her water.

* ''Series/FateTheWinxSaga'': In contrast to [[WesternAnimation/WinxClub the original animated series]] where they were almost instantly friends, the girls are much more antagonistic towards each other, particularly Stella and Bloom who are in a love triangle with Stella's boyfriend Skye. Stella and Bloom's relationships with their mothers is also much more troubled.

* ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'': Dispensed as fatherly advice by Al Bundy to his son, who has discovered how mercurial girls can be. "Don't try to understand women. Women understand other women, and they hate each other." Bud nods in concurrence.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': Marge doesn't have that many female friends. Most even shun her, mostly because of Homer's stupidity. One time, she tried to have some women over, but Homer came in with a skunk. She use to be part of a group of women called the Springfield Investorettes (which includes Helen, Maude, Agnes, Luann, and Edna) who voted her out for being a wet blanket.

* ''Manga/YuushaGojoKumiaiKouryuugataKeijiban'': One of the forum posters is a girl who was shanghaied into an adventuring party with four noble and clergy women. The party members are all classist jerkasses towards each other, hate the girl the most because she's a commoner, and spend the entire adventure making each other's lives hell. Once the other forum members realize that this girl is telling the truth, they immediately invoke a spell to send her home. This is notable compared to the other AdventureDuo that appears in her universe, a waitress and the male priest who defied mind controlling her, whom had a much more pleasant relationship.

* ''Manga/YuushaGojoKumiaiKouryuugataKeijiban'': One of the forum posters is a girl who was shanghaied into an adventuring party with four other women. The party members are all classist jerkasses towards each other, hate the girl the most because she's a commoner, and spend the entire adventure making each other's lives hell. Once the other forum members realize that this girl is telling the truth, they immediately start looking for an out for her.

* Explicitly defied in ''VideoGame/ProjectSekai''. One of the four main groups, the all-girl More! More! Jump!, has the original song "Newly Edgy Idols" which discusses this trope. One singer laments that girls' friendships are often considered "as thin as a slice of ham", so their aim is to show the world how close and supportive they all are of each other to the point where that "slice" is as big as a steak. the MMJ members themselves are all incredibly good friends.

* ''WebVideo/HistoryOfPowerRangers'': The first episode for Series/PowerRangersInSpace has [[WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall Linkara]] noting that the women of the United Alliance of Evil all seem to hate each other, leading to a CatFight introducing the new antagonist of the season, Astronema.

* Explicitly defied in ''VideoGame/ProjectSekaiColorfulStage''. One of the four main groups, the all-girl More! More! Jump!, has the original song "Newly Edgy Idols" which discusses this trope. One singer laments that girls' friendships are often considered "as thin as a slice of ham", so their aim is to show the world how close and supportive they all are of each other to the point where that "slice" is as big as a steak. the MMJ members themselves are all incredibly good friends.

** In one episode, Stewie puts several characters in a simulation with amnesia. When Peter, Brian, Quagmire and Joe encounter each other, the four were able to get along in the beginning before things went downhill. In contrast to Meg, Lois and Bonnie who quickly start scratching and pulling each others' hair, and weren't able to leave the hospital.

* ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'': Lampshaded when after witnessing Robbie challenge his bitter rival Dipper to a fight, Mabel asks why they can't just hate each other in silent "like girls do." After their fight gets out of hand, Dipper and Robbie agree to do just that.

* ''Series/FateTheWinxSaga'': In contrast to [[WesternAnimation/WinxClub the original animated series]] where they were almost instantly friends, the girls are much more antagonistic towards each other, particularly Stella and Bloom who are in a love triangle with Stella's boyfriend Skye.

* ''Series/{{Friends}}'': Ross drunkenly lets slip that his girlfriend Charlie didn't like Rachel when they first met. Charlie tries to apologise and Rachel says it's okay, girls usually don't like her.

SubTrope of WomenAreDelicate; specifically, the "irrational" aspect of delicate, whereas they can't even stand ''each other''.

* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy''

* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': Marge Simpson doesn't have that many female friends. Most even shun her, mostly because of Homer's stupidity. One time, she tried to have some women over, but Homer came in with a skunk. She use to be part of a group of women called the Springfield Investorettes (which includes Helen, Maude, Agnes, Luann, and Edna) who voted her out for being a wet blanket.