There are local Facebook groups for women that let others know if they are dating the same man.
It’s a private group, which has more than 31,000 members, but anyone can search it up on the platform and get the lowdown.
According to the page, which started in May 2022, it is “a place for women to protect and empower other women while warning each other of men who might be liars, cheaters, abusers, or exhibit any type of toxic or dangerous behavior.”Article contentOne of the group’s three main objectives is that it be used as a place where women can warn other women about toxic men.
“It can also be used to inquire about men you’re seeing or who you just met to see if anyone has had any experiences with that person/to check to see if anyone posted any warnings about a man.”The goal of the page is to “cultivate an atmosphere of female empowerment, acceptance, and support” where “bullying, gaslighting, shaming, victim blaming or aggressive behavior” towards any other group members is prohibited.
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