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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
Tweeted in my feed, but maybe better to add it here...someone pointed me to this chart by @OaklandElle. Seems the experience is pretty universal! The reference to teaching is 
https://www.bustle.com/articles/110557-mansplaining-flowchart-by-elle-armageddon-isnt-actually-about-mansplaining-but-still-perfectly-explains-it-anyway …
No. If you have more experience, a man of her experience wouldn’t know it, and you asked if she needed an explanation, you’re fine. It’s the assumption that you have more knowledge that’s insulting.
I am sure that does happen. I am talking about the professional context, where women encounter this sort of thing repeatedly.
I confess, I'm a little confused by the middle box
Some people are just full of themselves & show off their “knowledge” to all, regardless of gender. Genuine mansplainers tend to do it selectively.
It’s a tongue-in-cheek chart I spent 10 minutes on, not a doctoral dissertation.
The world thanks you! You win the interwebs today.pic.twitter.com/zoox4vVpk1
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