When a girl says fill me in, it means the same as when anyone says it, she is asking you to provide information, update her, or tell her what she missed so she can understand the situation. It is a common, neutral, informal phrase meaning bring me up to speed, brief me, or tell me details. For example, if she missed a meeting, conversation, or event, saying can you fill me in means can you tell me what happened. It does not have a gender-specific meaning and is not inherently flirtatious or romantic, though tone and context matter. In friendly context, it is simply request for information. If said in personal context, like after you had plans with others, it might mean she wants to be included or feels out of the loop. The phrase fill me in is polite and casual, indicating she trusts you to summarize. You can respond by giving concise summary of key points, decisions, or gossip she missed. There is no hidden meaning by default, so interpret it as straightforward request to be updated, unless other context suggests otherwise.
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