A mansplaining chart has gone viral on Twitter for all the right reasons

Finally, a way to lay it out.

We all hate being mansplained to. It’s the most eye roll-inducing, frustrating, intolerable thing to happen – and it happens to us all on a daily basis.

It’s done on Twitter, Instagram, on the street, in the office and just about everywhere in between.

However, when Kim Goodwin, a researcher, author and designer was asked to explain to term to two men, she decided to make a chart about it. And she nailed it.

“I have had more than one male colleague sincerely ask whether a certain behaviour is mansplaining. Since apparently this is hard to figure out, I made one of them a chart,” she explained on Twitter

It has now received more than 123,000 likes and 51,000 retweets.

Here it is:

I have had more than one male colleague sincerely ask whether a certain behavior is mansplaining. Since apparently this is hard to figure out, I made one of them a chart. pic.twitter.com/7DZ1RTrB3R

— Kim Goodwin (@kimgoodwin) July 19, 2018

And here are the comments that followed:

Also: pic.twitter.com/udGnr2G808

— KatherineSandersIcons (@sjksanders) July 20, 2018

This thread is gold and so are you. Also, you have the patience of a saint.

— Jennifer Boeder (@jenniferboeder) July 19, 2018

This! You deserve a prize for your patience.

— Paranoid Android (@BlueHairedJo) July 20, 2018

We have this framed in our office for ease of reference. pic.twitter.com/dNaXrrCm19

— Geoff (@geoffbills) July 26, 2018