I've come to the realization that any woman who says she's "not like other girls" 100% is like other girls, and she knows it

I've been throwing the phrase around for about 8 years now, ever since I first heard it. It never seemed like it really made much sense to me personally, but I never really thought about it until now.<br><br>In my opinion, if a woman says "not every woman does this" or "not every woman is like that". This is literally just a subtle way of them saying "I do this", and "I'm like that". They know they're included in the "every woman" category, deep down they know it.<br><br>This just makes sense to me now. Every time a woman says they're not like other girls, they literally are. They know it, too.<br><br>I don't know, maybe I've just been around too many women who literally do this. Any thoughts?