My son is 4, nearly 5. He loves My Little Pony, Unicorn Academy and Miraculous. He recently spent his money on a flapping singing mlp toy at a charity shop.
Seeing him dive into these things makes me uncomfortable, but I’m aware that that discomfort comes from being brought up in an environment where I would be punished if people discovered that I liked those things as a boy. I’m uncomfortable, but he’s happy, and that’s fine.
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My son is 4, nearly 5. He loves My Little Pony, Unicorn Academy and Miraculous. He recently spent his money on a flapping singing mlp toy at a charity shop.
Seeing him dive into these things makes me uncomfortable, but I’m aware that that discomfort comes from being brought up in an environment where I would be punished if people discovered that I liked those things as a boy. I’m uncomfortable, but he’s happy, and that’s fine.
Hey, has Assigned Male gotten less cringe recently? Or is this just a selection of good stuff?
Edit: had a look, it has improved a LOT since the early days, both in content and in artwork. Go Sophie!