We create content, chaos, and community for women who finally hung up
Based in los angeles
Where Leaving Becomes
We don’t do quiet healing.
Power
Girl, Hang Up is the breakup brand for women who are done shrinking.We create content, community, and chaos for anyone navigating heartbreak, divorce, or the aftermath of loving the wrong person. Whether you’re deep in your sad girl era, your delusional re-dater phase, or your post-petty renaissance, this is your space to feel seen, say the unhinged thing, and laugh about it later. Healing doesn’t have to look good. It just has to be real.
Learn more
Where Heartbreak Meets
Listen NOW
Chaos
The His Loss Hotline podcast, anonymous breakup confessions, and the kind of messy, relatable content that reminds you you’re not the only one going through it. From heartbreak stories and chaotic hot takes to the small moments that make healing feel human, this is where we turn chaos into connection and remind you you’re never as alone as you think.
Submit NOW
Built for the Women Who Finally Said
about us
Enough
We are not here to fix you. Girl, Hang Up is the breakup brand for women who left, stayed too long, or are still figuring it out. From our podcast, His Loss Hotline, to your anonymous stories and unfiltered breakup confessions, this is your place to fall apart, laugh about it, and heal out loud.
Learn more
Girl, If you Don't hang the fuck up ★ Girl, If you Don't hang the fuck up ★ Girl, If you Don't hang the fuck up ★ Girl, If you Don't hang the fuck up★Girl, If you Don't hang the fuck up★Girl, If you Don't hang the fuck up ★ Girl, If you Don't hang the fuck up ★ Girl, If you Don't hang the fuck up ★ Girl, If you Don't hang the fuck up ★Girl, If you Don't hang the fuck up
THE CALL LOG THE CALL LOG THE CALL LOGTHE CALL LO
The Call Log is where the stories keep spilling. From breakup essays and cultural commentary to healing guides and submissions, it’s part blog, part group chat, and part emotional support line.
Read it, scream-laugh, feel seen, and maybe even send it to your therapist. Or your ex.
(We don’t judge.)
