Nice post! I loved it and your drawing style is awesome!

A comic about gender stereotypes...AND OTTERS???? perfect🖤

YES! consider likes and dislikes, culture, tradition do anything to be the person you wanna be! women can be strong, men can cry. there shouldn't be one way on how genders should be, it would be too plain then. (p.s I like the way how the drawings are, very simple yet wonderful!)

This post is amazing!!!! Your art is sosososo cute!

when i played pokemon my male kirlia evolved into a gardevoir, i showed my brother and he got mad about "gardevoir is a girl bla bla bla" i named my gardevoir "F*k da norm"

I love this! <3 No one should have to take on specific roles that they aren't comfertable with, because strangers and dead people think they should. Although my favorite part was the Otter Stare.

I love this. My Hubby and I raised our kids as people not just boys. My oldest son had a doll he loved to play with when he was young and that was fine with us. My youngest son love to ware make up and my hubby dose his nails. I see nothing wrong with any of that and hate people that talk bad about it. I say be who you want to be a fug what society say you have to be.

So true

I'm practicing my otter stare right now

oh i know this feeling, i see many ads or tv show where actors be beautiful and as a woman who a bit chubby i didn't felt like I wantnt like other female bc of my deep voice, but I happy as myself, I a female who like to do boys things sometime and girls things but no pressure

When I was younger I had a similar experience, I was trying to go against stereotypes instead but it was still similar, I was trying to go against the male expectations, I wore dresses and wanted to learn to cook. Eventually I started questioning my gender identity and realized I might be a girl, I wanted to go against those expectations by exercising and stuff but that took too much effort and I had actually enjoyed wearing dresses, I soon realized I was non-binary and realized that those expectations should just be ignored, going against them had the same effect on me as following them, now I wear dresses because I want to and I don't think I will try to learn cooking.

It's funny, I have 3 sets of grandparents (my maternal grandparents got divorced and both each got a new partner) and in 2 out of those 3 sets the guy cooks. And they're both AMAZING COOKS. Like my grandpas fried potatoes are the BEST breakfast EVER

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Gender expectations exist for a reason. A biological one. Why are boys told not to cry? Because they are supposed to be the ones to fight in wars and protect the family. For biological reasons that I hope I don't have to explain (from the superior muscle mass and strength of men to the fact a man needs to be alive 5 minutes to make a baby, a woman needs to be alive at the very least 9 months to make a baby). Why do we say little girls are pretty but we hardly compliment them on being smart? Because being smart doesn't make you less or more likely to find a mate; being pretty does. And in our species, the females are the one who look cute to attract partners (kinda the reverse of how it is for birds?). Why were homosexuals hated in many cultures? Because they wouldn't help continue the species. Why are homosexuals over-celebrated today in some cultures? Because they wouldn't help continue the species. (For me, they're normal people, who don't need hate or special treatment.)