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All dogs grow mustaches and beards and many other stuff - they're covered in fluff!! (with the exception of certain breeds and dogs with medical conditions)
"Eyelashes are an integral part to protecting your eyes, and I think the blue plushy deserves them too." Jamie is so pure omggg someone give this bean a hug.
@Kate O'Callaghan Yeah. I sometimes wipe down my metal tools with Ballistol to make sure they don't rust. Those feathers are the most stupid idea for that.
@@lysanamcmillan7972 I would actually welcome a redesign of certain tools for smaller hands. I remember that I had trouble using crimping pliers for cable connection, because the handles were so far apart when open. Of course, screwdrivers are not the target here, they work well for a variety of hand sizes.
Mine was frogs. I also played with cars but that's just because my brother had lots of them. Today, even at 15, I still play with toys but I don't have a preference anymore.
Fact: Every adult person, regardless of sex, gender identity and sexuality should be able to: • Make a meal that consists of more than pasta and a jar of premade sauce • Wash their clothing at the appropriate temperature to avoid shrinkage • Sew a button and perform other basic repairs on clothing • Change a tire, provided they have regular access to a vehicle
@I am Stup1D Yes, I've walked away from sales staff before for "guiding me toward "cute" tools- I own a drill press, I work with my tools, they will be scraped & maybe a little beat up in a month. I haven't decked any yet...
I’m genderfluid- here’s what happened when I went to the park. Me and my friend were playing uno on a park bench when this little girl walks up to us “Hi! You wanna play tag?” Me and my friend frantically shoved my cards in the bag and said “Sure!” After playing tag her mom yells that they have to go home soon. We wave bye as they walked away but I heard what she said “Momma Momma! That boy was wearing a skirt!” My heart skipped a beat- in my opinion I look very feminine so I was really happy and confused
@@-indulgency I know what it means, I'm gender fluid, but I didn't really understand the message of the comment. If someone said "a boy is wearing a skirt" I would be slightly annoyed, but it was a kid so I would forget about it
@@moraelity they were feeling like they’d be gendered leaning feminine this day and the kid said boy instead. Everybody feels non-binary identities differently so it sounds like they were happy that they weren’t gendered female while wearing a skirt. Honestly I’d feel this way also but everyone is different
Cishets to guys: umbrella? Girl. born in the spring or summer? Girl. Blanket? Girl. You take baths with any color other than blue? Automatically girl Cishets to trans women: oh you changed your name and pronouns and grew out your hair and started talking hormones and wearing dresses? Um...... still boy
I brought my teddy into school, and a teacher asked if it was a boy or a girl. I said, "This is Bear. I don't think Bear's a he or a she. They doesn't feel like a he or a she. They feel like a Bear."
I feel like after I came out as a transgender male, I can’t enjoy “girl” products. Like I can’t buy soap that smells good without ppl calling me a girl like tf???
Nice smelling things, sparkly things, colorful things, they are for everyone, not just girls. If you want to get that peony and rose scented soap, go for it my man.
It's a well known law of nature that men need to smell awful. There's no telling what kinds of spacetime disturbances and supernatural disasters such a mockery of the natural order could entail. The earth could implode or something.
I am a cis girl and i have almost no eyelashes at all, and the funny thing is that my brother who is 2 years younger then me looks almost EXACTLY like me....except he has the biggest eyelashes i've ever seen...so f*ck gendered eyelashes xd
I rarely see women with naturally thick and long eyelashes but the number of boys with incredible eyelashes I've met?! Conclusion: The pink pushy was a 16 year old boy.
Literally all guys I meet that are under 30 have the longest fucking eyelashes while I'm over here stuck with long eyelashes that look short when I dont look up or down.
That's the weird thing, guys actually have longer eyelashes it's like a science thing but some random person was just like hmm what if we flip the stereotype for no reason
Re: the Dude product line - I gave my mom Dude wipes when she needed them after surgery b/c they're among the few that are unscented. Just b/c we're women doesn't mean we want our bums to smell like we've sat on a broken perfume bottle
@@noragranger3099 I have eczema and I can't use anything floral scented, which sucks because I am female bodied and my family always buy girly shit for b'days and xmas and I can't use any of it. Although I have got through to my mother and she buys me men's bodywash (sandalwood and something else)
I'm a girl and I can't STAND perfume, if you wear it near me expect much coughing and choking. I like scented stuff, but no spray perfume please, I will die.
As a fellow person with small ish hands, im happy to say that they make all sorts of weird stuff for our hands, just not the more common stuff. For example, my Xbox controller. About 3/4th the size of a normal one. My unnecessarily gendered toolbox that was at least made for people with smaller hands. It is hot pink, but thats also my favorite color so I'll let it slide once. Tiny cooking utensils lol. I know that's not why they were made, but I love them. What I would really really like though, would be to have smaller handles on everything. Screwdrivers, drills in particular, scrub brushes, even some door handles. It's a little shameful to be to be an adult woman wrestling two handed with a doorknob, at least for me
and their arguments are always "men work, get cash to keep the household up, so the women should do housework 💪💪" like theyre implying women cant get jobs nowadays,,, Im so sure theyre still living in the 1700's
@@Whatareevenbirds The sad part is they're probably like that because their mom babied them too much, so now they don't know how to take care of themselves. I feel like they just use the "women should do it" as an excuse for being lazy and incompetent.
@@Whatareevenbirds That argument is so frustrating because now the vast majority of women do work but are still expected to take the lion's share of child raising and housework. It's maddening
It is really strange how big eyelashes make things feel more feminine, even without any of us being able to help it I'm wondering if it's a cultural thing derived from makeup, or if it's somehow a biological desire
I find the eyelash thing super funny cus literally every guy I know has the prettiest natural eyelashes I have literally ever seen on a human. You think it’d be the other way around
The one about the “woman-cave” and laundry got to me. As a women, I know that I don’t want to be restricted to the house, and women should not be expected to only do household chores.
Have you heard of the she shack? It sounds horrible, but some ladies have their shacks decked out! Like you could have a tea party with your friends wink, wink.
Lol what if you just got the man of the house to do the laundry while you just napped in a basket full of blankets fresh out of the dryer... that's an agreement I can get behind(as long as you're still somewhat helping when you are awake at least)
A moustache being long hair growing between the nostrils and the upper lip - dogs' hair is usually shorter there than on the rest of the body. I'm with Jamie on this one. Dogs don't grow moustaches.
True story regarding "dinosaurs are for boys" - my friend was pregnant and announced she was having a dinosaur themed baby shower. Almost everyone knew that they were expecting what I now call a "probably girl". However a few people saw the theme and assumed she must be expecting a boy because dinosaurs. There were several gifts that were HEAVILY gendered for a boy including a sign for the nursery that said "man cave".
Ok, I am admittedly * a straight * but I would use the heck out of that double tub. My partner and I like to hang out, but we like different temperatures and different soaps. And I bet the lights can go a bunch of different colors.
@@blep301 very true but I am thinking about different cost levels as well but give me jets over pretty lights if I’m paying a lot of money. Then again I am strange in the fact I prefer to be mostly clean before getting into a tub.
I remember as a child I was convinced that boys didn’t have eyelashes since I’d seen so many male characters without them Also If you call my lil cousin a baby she’ll say back “no I’m not a baby I’m a girl!” And I always respond “ah yes the three genders, male, female, and *b a b y”*
My dog has a moustache. He’s got mostly black fur but a golden brown moustache shape around the position that a moustache would be on a human. It’s adorable.
When i enter a room i say “Hey humans” i never say “hey girlies” or “hey guys” mainly bc of non binary people and gender neutral ect. And aslo bc “hey humans” is a whole lot cooler
STORYTIME ! Before i realized i was genderfluid, i used to be a very feminine woman. One day, i paid a visit to my boyfriend's family since i hadn't seen him in a long time and i happened to be near their home for business reasons. His mother wasn't there, however, so i spent the day talking with his father and his brothers. Around 7pm i grabbed my purse and bid them farewell since i didn't want to bother them for the evening however the father insisted; " You should stay and eat dinner with us, we'd be so happy. " I decided to stay, after all i absolutely adored them and it was the first time the father invited me to eat with the family - a family i felt i was becoming a part of. He gently asked if i liked this kind of food, if i was allergic to anything, if i was a vegan etc. I thought " how sweet, he really cares ". When i told him about what i could eat he smiled at me and said " Okay. You know how to use a stove, don't you? Make yourself at home, but hurry. We eat at 7.30pm here. " Like ? ? ? i was naturally going to cook but i thought i would do it with the rest of the family; you know.. as a way to bond. I didn't think the father would want me to cook while he and his sons would watch football on TV. I took my stuff and LEFT. thank good i didn't marry the person i was with the time. he turned out to be as toxic as his father.
@@Midoriel RIGHT? he really thought i would cook for SIX PEOPLE. i really was expecting us to do it all together while talking and laughing, you know? i would have loved that. but NO, the guy and his sons had to be idiots.
That's a whole bucket of yikes. The only time a guest cooks is when that's part of the agreement before they visit, or they've basically moved in. I used to host parties with upwards of thirty people visiting for a weekend, and my vegetarian lactose-intolerant friend always cooked bulk meals for everyone because I don't know how to make food tasty without involving meat or dairy products, and she's an expert at cooking for a tribe and making it good. And there was no shortage of volunteers to chop up veges and whatever, she wasn't cooking alone. Otherwise, a guest can help out, but they don't cook dinner.
@Rylee Snyder I’m Christian and LGBTQ too (Trigender and Pansexual). Also I love the amazing Grace Baldridge who travels the US investigating the tension Christianity stirs up from an inside view point. “And on the seventh day, He rested. Relatable.” Sorry I just like rambling.
Story time: Today I learned the only person in my friend group I came out to told EVERYONE ELSE and they just played dumb until I was ready. Happy they were accepting and waited for me to tell them myself, kinda mad at the friend who secretly outed me tho.
@@oogaboogabe3464 As someone who once worked at Staples: pink is a super unpopular color and no pink product sells well in the slightest. The end result is that after back-to-school and such, every year, there gets to be more and more pink products in the store because the cases will come with fewer, but still some, pink products in each case and they'll aggregate as everything else sells through. They were probably sold through on everything except pink and maybe some non-blue or black colors.
@@oogaboogabe3464 Just saying it how it is. Very few people buy pink things so pink things are going to be the last things kicking around when stock is low in stationary.
I just don't freaking get it... why do things have to be gendered? Why are women supossed to do house work while men drink beer and watch TV? And if stuff does gets gendered (which it shouldn't) add non-binary at least... SOME RESPECT PLEASE!!!
When Jamie said "women are not washing machines", I remembered an ad where the slogan (?) is "I'm a woman, not a dishwasher". Not relevant to the topic, but I thought it was a cute thing to share
one time my grandma got mad at my grandfather because he got their dog a pink doggie pool.. i then explained to her that dogs can see red much better than blue so pink was a better option no matter the gender of their dog. she was speechless-
Yo story time so once when I was little I went to some kids' night event and at the end they gave all the boys these super cool toy cars, but all the girls this tiny, super pink, ridiculously strawberry-scented lip balm decorated with this pink cat with a huge bow. I was PISSED
same lol. The 'women' lip balms are more colorful and have different fruit tastes while the 'men' ones were just black with no taste. I bought the men one since I don't particularly like lip balms with tastes. Super stupid tho, I never have and never will understand gendered products.
I remember getting a blue bunny as a present and I gave him a male name but everyone were like "it's obvious a girl since it has eyelashes so why don't you think of a girly name" like why? Tweety had eyelashes, I didn't see anyone arguing about his gender 😂😂😂
A transwoman: *exists* + gets hormones and surgery to further confirm her gender The CishetsTM: "Nah, you're still a man!" *Man is born in July* The CishetsTM: "Huh, must be a woman then."
The """girly""" screwdrivers are described like the people designing the packaging weren't sure if they were writing copy for screwdrivers or sex toys. If girls can't have sandpaper, then how are we supposed to file our nails? I unironically like the "boo-y or ghoul" cake.
My brother was wearing pink nailpolish because he wanted to (this was 5 years ago) and some random 20-30 year olds told him he shouldn't wear it because he was a boy. Me being a trans person I fumed and let my mom handle it as my brother cried. He was 5
Honestly I’m proud of the couple that did booy or ghoul because as you said they used different colors and it’s just a cake they were not overdoing it like many other families .
Idk why the stereotypes is that women have longer eyelashes, because even my eyedoctor said that guys had more issues with the picture machine because of eyelash length.
