#steryotypical

[bedazzledstrider]

Christmas advertising be like "GET ANY MAN YOU KNOW A HAMMER! GUYS LIKE HAMMERS!!! STRONG MEN WITH HAMMERS!!" Which is kind of like saying "GET ANY WOMAN YOU KNOW A FRYING PAN!"

[ur-a-dildo]

my sis: You're like the most cliche lesbian

me: Nah I'm about average

me: *has lived with 2 girlfriends, has had a girlfriend fly across the county for me, has flown across the world for a girlfriend, is only 18*

[nataliejmill]

I hate that sick feeling when you first wake up and remember. It’s even worse when it happens in the middle of the night.

[donaldduck18]

Gender marking

[jadaasucks]

Literally just had a kid walk up to me and ask if I had games on my phone.

[i-officially]

Guys be like:

I want a nice girl. I want her to have a great personality. I want her to be herself. *see’s 3 girls* Girl one has small tits. Robby don’t like girl with small tits. Girl two what’s wrong with your face? Robby can’t be kissing on that. Now girl three. Robby likes that. Dang gurl you have got a booty like peaches and makup on like a wilderbeast. Wanna come to Robby’s apparent tonight? Tell your friends to stay away also.

[taco-tiger-blog]

Screw Society's Predetermined Gender Stereotypes

My mom tried to tell me I couldn’t give my baby a pink blankie because he’s a boy. Up until the 1940’s pink was considered masculine. Then Hitler put tiny pink triangles on gay men to make them easier to find and kill. The entire western society then declared pink to be effeminate. Even disregarding that, why should I or anyone, conform to society’s predetermined gender stereotypes? Let alone force it upon my child? Anyone should be able to wear, watch, play with, be, etc. Whatever they want. Gender stereotypes mean nothing over someone’s happiness. My baby can rock his awesome Batman onesies and still be warm and snugly in his pink blankie. Happiness. Does. Not. Have. A. Gender.