There is an image of a boy wearing striped, pink shoes going around tumblr. The boy told his mother that he wanted the shoes, 'because they are made of zebras, and zebras are awesome.'
According to the American ultra conservatives, ultra Christians, it's absolutely disgusting, and they'd 'wonder where in life I went wrong!'
Really?
... Really?
I can't process this.
The boy doesn't even care about the colours, he just like zebras. ZEBRAS.
Hello, 1800's are calling, they want sexism ba- no, wait in 1800 boys and girls were dressed alike, and it was completely normal to put a boy into a dress, and colours didn't have genders
My brother's favorite color when he was little was pink. All of the kids in his class made fun of him for it and now he hates pink. My mother was not amused but his teacher wouldn't do anything because "boys will be boys".
When I was in highschool pink shirts were really in for boys. And whenever a guy asked "isn't that really gay though" all the 'gangsta' kids would be chuckling in the back saying "hey man...you ain't know nothing now let the man wearing his fucking shirt" and you'd automatically be that uncool guy who's cramping everyone's mad swag.
Basically, even teenagers probably don't give a fuck, and those are the most judgmental people on the face of the earth. If you are more prejudice than a teenager, something is fucking wrong with you. These people ostracize other people for not shopping at GAP.
Someone needs to point out to these people that the whole color coding of gender is arbitrary. In fact, it was originally the other way around. Pink was considered masculine, and light blue was considered feminine.
According to the American ultra conservatives, ultra Christians, it's absolutely disgusting, and they'd 'wonder where in life I went wrong!'
Really?
... Really?
I can't process this.
The boy doesn't even care about the colours, he just like zebras. ZEBRAS.
Hello, 1800's are calling, they want sexism ba- no, wait in 1800 boys and girls were dressed alike, and it was completely normal to put a boy into a dress, and colours didn't have genders