[DottiD]

I personally feel its a double edged sword , at least as “today” goes. Girls/women are more prone to let the aggression fly, cause of issues like bail reform. Unlike just a few years ago if a fight broke out 1 in not both were going to jail or have a report or complaint filed against each other.  If it was near the work place you both faced getting fired where now the word triggered is get out trouble card.

Years ago when i danced i saw my share of work place fights from petty to full on, most times the owner made sure to schedule the two in question. By days of the work week,so they never saw each other again. I also had an altercation with a girl who was a traveling dancer (we called them gypsy dancers) she left after our second altercation never to return, but your talking about a time where social media was not really a thing. Today people have this stupid idea that being filmed doing anything means you made it big and your worth depends on views and likes, making anyone ready to do anything.

[Kiva]

The pic below is called Catfight: Hello, Nurse by female artist Kirsten Johnson. She has similar paintings depicting nurses, airline attendants and geishas. I think she’s like me in that she uses catfights as artistic expressions of how women sometimes treat each other.

Fun Fact: Nurses stopped wearing caps around 1980. I have never worn one. The white uniform disappeared in the 1990s. Today, scrubs are the standard uniform.

And no, despite my fictional stories, I have never seen a physical fight related to work.

[supermusclegirl]

It's not common at all, at least in my workplace or my friends'. But with that said, nobody likes each other and the only thing that keeps everything in check is rules and regulations. You can't get physical ever.