In recent days, the term ‘alpine divorce’ has become viral on social networks. Videos of abandoned or neglected women in the mountains during a hike flood the platforms, revealing more than problematic male behavior.<\/p>\n
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The testimonies follow one another and gather around a common point: during a hike in the mountains as a couple, women are abandoned, neglected or neglected by their partner, often on the pretext of their slowness or a difference in physical condition. If the anecdotes could have remained at bad personal memories, many women tell the same situation and describe a shared feeling.<\/p>\n
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On a TikTok video, one can see an American woman filming herself alone while walking in the mountains. Her man, he walks much faster, leaving her behind. The legend puts the words on the feeling of these walkers: “You are going to hike with him in the mountains but he leaves you all alone, and you realize that he never really loved you.”<\/p>\n
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Far from being an isolated case, the content gathered many comments and ‘I like’. A mass of women mobilized to support the American and tell a similar story. With millions of views, 3.6 million likes, nearly 20,000 comments and more than 130,000 shares, the video has become viral and brings out a very particular hashtag: le divorce alpin, or alpine divorce in English.<\/p>\n
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