Reminds me of the couple of lesbians "letting their gender-neutral child express themself as they want".

Except for the part where they constantly repressed all the typical boy things he wanted to do, games he wanted to play, clothes he wanted to wear, and instead consistently pushed non-masculine things onto him.

P.S. : Funny how, in trying to frame women and girls as special victims of everything, all the time, the author comes full circle ;

Bypassing other 2010 feminists who insisted high heels were made impractical and handicaping to opress women, to insist that the reason heels are deemed impractical for most activities is that society stigmatizes feminine-coded accessories because mosoginy.

Reminds me of the couple of lesbians "letting their gender-neutral child express themself as they want".

Except for the part where they constantly repressed all the typical boy things he wanted to do, games he wanted to play, clothes he wanted to wear, and instead consistently pushed non-masculine things onto him.

P.S. : Funny how, in trying to frame women and girls as special victims of everything, all the time, the author comes full circle ; Bypassing other 2010 feminists who insisted high heels were made impractical and handicaping to opress women, to insist that the reason heels are deemed impractical for most activities is that society stigmatizes feminine-coded accessories because mosoginy.

Reminds me of the couple of lesbians "letting their gender-neutral child express themself as they want".

Except for the part where they constantly repressed all the typical boy things he wanted to do, games he wanted to play, clothes he wanted to wear, and instead consistently pushed non-masculine things onto him.

P.S. : Funny how, in trying to frame women and girls as special victims of everything, all the time, the author comes full circle, bypassing other feminists who insisted high heels were made impractical and handicaping to opress women, to insist that the reason heels are deemed impractical for most activities is that society stigmatizes feminine-coded accessories because mosoginy.

Reminds me of the couple of lesbians "letting their gender-neutral child express themself as they want".

Except for the part where they constantly repressed all the typical boy things he wanted to do, games he wanted to play, clothes he wanted to wear, and instead consistently pushed non-masculine things onto him.