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I've seen a lot of young boys getting taught by this about toys whenever they go through a girl section by pass by it that they shouldn't be playing with that because its for "girls". In which if it was the opposite, girls would be praised for being a positive outspoken tomboy.

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Back in Elementary school, I got bullied by some girls just because I played video games and to this day I don't get why. I played with dolls and watched "girl" shows at the same time. Playing video games was always gender neutral, even both of my parents approved of me playing games as long as I dressed and acted feminine (in which I am).

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I'm not a guy, however I experienced negative stereotypes towards men that they shouldn't cry or they'll be considered a girl or not a man at all. My dad has been traumatized and taught that men don't cry which is why I've never seen him being emotional.

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I've been criticized by a lot of people most especially my parents that women have to sit in one way (shown in the picture). If I sat with my legs apart, they'll quetion me that if I'm a guy or a "lesbian" if I didn't sit like a "women".

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One of thing I've been taught to my face is that I must always shave my legs because my parents will always tell me that men are not into women who don't shave their legs or armpits.

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Throughout K-12, I've been taught by teachers (mostly women) that girls shouldn't swear because men will find it unattractive and that it sounds not lady like.