Humankind is a natural creation, whether you believe in evolution or creationism we are all natural. All creatures upon the earth are natural creations and whatever they do are also considered natural. The beavers’ dam, the birds nest, they all adapt to suit their environment. When the New Zealand Kiwi or Kapapo birds forgot how to fly and walked everywhere they weren’t considers abhorations of nature. They were more vulnerable as prey perhaps, which has endeared them to us compasionate humans. Of course, there are still some who hunt them for their downy feathers. But most importantly we don’t condemn them for diverging against nature, as we know it’s just nature sometimes makes birds that don’t need to fly.

Humans are a the point that we don’t need to fornicate for the pure reason of offspring. Gay couples may still feel the want to raise a kid, as does the Kakapo still jump out of trees thinking it can fly.

My point being that as Humans, we are natural and gender roles is natural; yes, but we must also remember that nature will take different steps in times of plenty or of famine. The question that we are all on here is why do some people find it hard to accept natural deviation, whether gender roles, or sexuality. It’s no different from the flightless birds of Africa or New Zealand, or the Penguins of the Arctic. It’s microevolution at its finest. Look it up if you are unsure to what that means.

SOURCES:
Stephen Fry’s ‘Last Chance to See’ Ep 5.
Microevolution: http://freethoughtpedia.com/wiki/Evolution_vs._Creation

Yeah, I think they also see “weakness” as not manly or abnormal for a guy, the other day a friend (or more ex-friend) commented on a picture where I had put on these black and pink cat ears and had make-up “whiskers”, he basically asked why did I feel the need to be so feminine, like it shouldn’t be and like I chose to rather than actually that’s who I am.

This explains why the gender rolls do exist and why they will probably always will.

Unfortunately their immature brains don’t understand the reality of changing the behaviour of a U.S.-based global corporation.

Now, some will say that boys and girls will end up this way no matter what you do, and it is easy to believe. Due to mass media almost all cultures have the same ideals of gender roles, so it is hard to find any cultures which can disprove the theory, but there are two examples which can be used.
The first is a tribe in Africa (if I find my notes, I’ll tell you the name). In this tribe, the women are actually the hunters. Almost all girls in this tribe show the same behavior as the typical Western boy, and the boys show the opposite. This is because the tribe has been largely separated from outside cultures, so there was no one there to tell them which sex should be doing the hunting. When they decided to have the women hunt, their gender roles changed accordingly. Unluckily it is hard to find tribes such as these because the way the sexes are physically made make men slightly stronger than women naturally, so they are often chosen as the hunters, which leads to masculine males. But as with the rest of humanity, you will always get variances, and this tribe decided that females were better hunters, leading to masculine females.
The second example I can name is an experimental grade school in California one of my teachers taught at. At the school, boys and girls were encouraged to wear whatever they wanted and play with whatever they wanted (all parents were taught to be open to gender variances before the school started). During play time boys and girls would play the same sports in the same groups, and things such as fingernail painting were taught to all students to teach dexterity. While the students originally all conformed to typical gender roles, once as the gender barriers were removed, the students started to show far more gender variances. There were many masculine, feminine, and androgynous genders in all of the sexes, which is very uncommon in schools where gender and sex is taught to match.

Oh, and if you thought all of that was too much typing, I spent far too much on college and have so far learned a lot of pointless shit, so I like being able to use the rare, important education whenever I can. Although I guess that run-on sentence just killed all of my English education, didn’t it?

I am a guy, I would say I am fairly feminine, my name, Blondie is what a friend decided is my girl’s name so now I am quite fond of it, I also like really romantic stuff or really emotional stuff but at the same time I am tall, broad shouldered, deep voiced and the other day I got an injury from playing bass too much, I have a masculine side and a feminine side, I would of loved to not of have been brought up with this gender role society and free to be myself and so should everyone, we are not all the same, we are all different and so we should be allowed to be.

Saying this not sure whether making the complaint was the right move but then again what is the right move? I hope someone smarter than me works it out and executes it. By the way, cute pic.