I think the reasons were of religious nature
He already has a pirate costume which is way too big for him, so it sort of looks like a dress, but that wasn't a "real dress" he said. Guess I could try sew something out of a flag or something, but I think there ought to be a "girl's pirate costume" someplace or other. We'll see.You could also get a giant pirate flag for that? If you can't find a dress.
I know a lot of girly pirate costumes.He already has a pirate costume which is way too big for him, so it sort of looks like a dress, but that wasn't a "real dress" he said. Guess I could try sew something out of a flag or something, but I think there ought to be a "girl's pirate costume" someplace or other. We'll see.


Pink was seen as a childish version of red, so was given to young boys - red being seen as a fine masculine colourI think the reasons were of religious nature
I always thought it had to do with black and white photography too? The way the colors were shown on there?Pink was seen as a childish version of red, so was given to young boys - red being seen as a fine masculine colour
Dunno why blue used to be a girls colour though - could well be to do with religion
Nah, as far as I recall, it's something which had been around long before photography was invented.I always thought it had to do with black and white photography too? The way the colors were shown on there?
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iirc it was Jesus-related but don't remember the details nowPink was seen as a childish version of red, so was given to young boys - red being seen as a fine masculine colour
Dunno why blue used to be a girls colour though - could well be to do with religion
I heard it's still a thing in Asia (Japan?) but dunno where I got that from anymore and too lazy to google.The funny thing about these rules is they keep changing. If recall pink was boys a Loonnng time ago.
Just make sure as she grows up she knows who the best damn witch ever is. One Esmeralda Weatherwax.Nah, as far as I recall, it's something which had been around long before photography was invented.
Though don't quote me on that - to be honest, it's not something I have ever cared all that much about
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I asked her if she wanted to dress as a princess for Fasching and she told me that witches were more fun.
So at her kindergarten, there was a room full of boys dressed as superheroes, girls as princesses... and one rather happy [albeit out of place] witch
Damn right - though I'm worried she may suddenly decide that hags aren't as fun as she had previously thought, paint herself blue, adopt a regional accent, and go off into the wild to start stealin' from (and fightin' with) random folk.Just make sure as she grows up she knows who the best damn witch ever is. One Esmeralda Weatherwax.
Man, you must be dying to introduce her to Tiffany Aching? Maybe in a few years?

Yay, Im not crazy! \(._.)/Wow xD I'm expericiencing what Lambu was with his phone. The emotes are blinking around the screen.
No no. It just means Lala finaly snapped.Yay, Im not crazy! \(._.)/
The color thing is purely a cultural matter, you dont even need to go back in time. People give a symbolism or meaning to a color and then its spread with culture, same with the clothing or any other gender issue.




How am I a bully?Makes me wonder again if in like 20y our kids will be around here and if yours will also be a bully, Tommy ^( *-* )^

Sounds like you were friendzoneYou forgot to mention being a good friend and actually caring, because back when I was single, that didn't help at all.
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If a woman is interested she will generally let the guy know. Let them approach you 
Women don't want to hurt them by saying they don't like themNothing hurts a man's feelings like saying that you like them.

No, it was because you let her have her spaceTrue story. Because my wife told me she only noticed me and found me somewhat interesting because I kept ignoring her and was an asshole to people that night.
Being an asshole is actually a good strategy too, we tested it out at times, for fun. And I'd always succeed.![]()
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No we don't. Urban myth. You guys need to watch Sex and the CityAye, women do love bastards
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A man who gets it! !! I always knew you were a ladies manYep, when I flip the phone horizontally the problem is gone. It seems the thing only happens when I read in mobile version.
So I guess the only thing I can do is deal with it.
Yeah, my sister and friends gave me all those lessons a long time ago, though its quite difficult to find the balance for us guys.
You see, girls dont like to push things, they almost always are the ones that should make the step (unless its clear she likes the guy but she's too shy to do it) or else you may creep them out. Most times they are fond of you, just dont see you like "that" so they are afraid of destroying the friendship by making the step.
A good friend of mine always told me the same: "Friendzone us!"but at the same time girls like to get attention so its good to make sure you care for how they are doing, treat them like any other friend but at the same time demonstrate her she's unique and special. There goes the teasing or the affection, its like a dance with invisible lines and we guys often fail to see them.
Shobu, you might have to apologize to her for being so straightforward and tell her you cherish your relationship as it is, remind her that, thats my advice.
That's probably why most people think you are a girl - you understand them 
I have bowl cut photos of my sisters and IMy kid pics are so bad I don't even ...
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I bet giving birth to me was painful for mom to gimme that haircut.
You aren't alone.You know nothing, Jon SnowNo we don't. Urban myth.
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