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  • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

    i'm sorry what

    'Women are being abandoned by their partners on hiking trails. What’s behind ‘alpine divorce’?

    As stories of men leaving their dates in ‘sketchy situations’ go viral, experts say these incidents could stem from big egos and poor communication'

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    @skinnylatte Straight men are not okay.

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    • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

      i'm sorry what

      'Women are being abandoned by their partners on hiking trails. What’s behind ‘alpine divorce’?

      As stories of men leaving their dates in ‘sketchy situations’ go viral, experts say these incidents could stem from big egos and poor communication'

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      Women are being abandoned by their partners on hiking trails. What’s behind ‘alpine divorce’?

      As stories of men leaving their dates in ‘sketchy situations’ go viral, experts say these incidents could stem from big egos and poor communication

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      @skinnylatte I doubt very much it’s anything new. Just the media giving it attention for a few minutes.

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      • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

        i'm sorry what

        'Women are being abandoned by their partners on hiking trails. What’s behind ‘alpine divorce’?

        As stories of men leaving their dates in ‘sketchy situations’ go viral, experts say these incidents could stem from big egos and poor communication'

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        Women are being abandoned by their partners on hiking trails. What’s behind ‘alpine divorce’?

        As stories of men leaving their dates in ‘sketchy situations’ go viral, experts say these incidents could stem from big egos and poor communication

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        @skinnylatte I think essential disconnect here is between people who do activities to *do that activity* and people who do activities as an excuse to hang out.

        Like, I've seen all kinds of groups split on the trail because the more in-shape people with longer legs outpace everyone else, and I personally have to work to not be that guy.

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        • bweller@mstdn.socialB bweller@mstdn.social

          @skinnylatte it's a walk.. 😳 something is really wrong with those guys if they decide to leave their partner

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          @bweller there was an Austrian man in court last month for leaving his partner behind. She died. In court it was revealed it wasn’t the first woman he did it to

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          • colman@mastodon.ieC colman@mastodon.ie

            @skinnylatte I doubt very much it’s anything new. Just the media giving it attention for a few minutes.

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            @Colman @skinnylatte yeah this is classic "i identify as outdoor sport" man behavior. katie burrell has been occasionally doing comedy bits about stuff adjacent to this for years now. if they don't abandon you on the trail they'll eventually break up with you because you don't match the new skis, bike, cooler, truck, or trail dog they bought and have decided will be their new identity.

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            • pencilears@mastodon.eternalaugust.comP pencilears@mastodon.eternalaugust.com

              @skinnylatte I think essential disconnect here is between people who do activities to *do that activity* and people who do activities as an excuse to hang out.

              Like, I've seen all kinds of groups split on the trail because the more in-shape people with longer legs outpace everyone else, and I personally have to work to not be that guy.

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              @pencilears @skinnylatte

              The woman in the Austrian court case mentioned in the Guardian article didn't walk some trail, the couple attempted to summit Austria's highest mountain in winter. We're talking about a 3789 m mountain (12 461 feet).

              And she was very fit in general (just not on this day because she had an infection).

              So that was not a case of disconnect between people who are into an activity and people who are not.

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              • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

                @bweller there was an Austrian man in court last month for leaving his partner behind. She died. In court it was revealed it wasn’t the first woman he did it to

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                @skinnylatte 😵‍💫 i don't even have words for this

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                • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

                  i'm sorry what

                  'Women are being abandoned by their partners on hiking trails. What’s behind ‘alpine divorce’?

                  As stories of men leaving their dates in ‘sketchy situations’ go viral, experts say these incidents could stem from big egos and poor communication'

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                  Women are being abandoned by their partners on hiking trails. What’s behind ‘alpine divorce’?

                  As stories of men leaving their dates in ‘sketchy situations’ go viral, experts say these incidents could stem from big egos and poor communication

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                  @skinnylatte "not necessarily evil." Nope. It's evil.

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                  • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

                    i'm sorry what

                    'Women are being abandoned by their partners on hiking trails. What’s behind ‘alpine divorce’?

                    As stories of men leaving their dates in ‘sketchy situations’ go viral, experts say these incidents could stem from big egos and poor communication'

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                    Women are being abandoned by their partners on hiking trails. What’s behind ‘alpine divorce’?

                    As stories of men leaving their dates in ‘sketchy situations’ go viral, experts say these incidents could stem from big egos and poor communication

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                    @skinnylatte

                    Freaking unbelievable. 🙄

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                    • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

                      i'm sorry what

                      'Women are being abandoned by their partners on hiking trails. What’s behind ‘alpine divorce’?

                      As stories of men leaving their dates in ‘sketchy situations’ go viral, experts say these incidents could stem from big egos and poor communication'

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                      Women are being abandoned by their partners on hiking trails. What’s behind ‘alpine divorce’?

                      As stories of men leaving their dates in ‘sketchy situations’ go viral, experts say these incidents could stem from big egos and poor communication

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                      the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)

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                      @skinnylatte Yes, what could possibly be behind it?

                      Men trying to get rid off their partners, I assume.

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