You cannot gender color. At least we know that much. Right? Apparently, many people do not know that because if they did, they wouldn’t have marketed these products.
Initially, giving products ‘gender’ allows them to attract customers from the opposite sex. It also reduces an associated image of a product that women or men, in general, may find unattractive. However, we’ve come to understand a lot about sexuality and genders.
Aside from reproductive organs, men and women are essentially the same creatures. Yet, marketers continue with their pink for women and brown or blue for men scheme. Will this ever end?
Does this mean I can identify as a waffle?
That peppermint must have tasted very manly.
“Fellas, is it girly to have a heart in your body?”
“From my friend’s snapchat.”
Trash cans. Yeah, you’re not seeing that skirt wrong.
“Growing up in a conservative Christian household be like:”
“Double Whammy.”
“Because women can’t hold the big tube?”
“This is the worst one I’ve ever seen.”
Leggings are gender-neutral. Why?
“Finally I can grab some sexy screwdrivers for an absolute bargain.”
“It’s exactly the same inflatable crown.”
“This has to be satire, right?”
“The measurements are the same…”
“Just no.”
“Same price, same ingredients but you get 5 less in the “woman’s” packet.”