Aperol, late-night laughs – and some gritty life truths: why girls’ trips aren’t just fluffy fun | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

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47% : At this very moment, I can almost guarantee that somewhere in southern Europe, a woman is detailing her husband’s domestic habits with the meticulous comic precision of a standup routine, as her crochet-clad audience cackle, rattle their ice cubes supportively and holler the occasional “Boo!”The girls’ trip has become an institution, a central tenet of “hun” culture and the subject of myriad films, books and TV shows, most recently The Five-Star Weekend, in which a widowed Jennifer Garner brings together friends from different phases of her life for a holiday.

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