Don't we just miss the day when product designers actually think about the functions and benefits of their products rather than how they can make them female or male-oriented? In fact, not all girls play with dolls and not all boys like to fight with robots. Parents should definitely not be convinced that black-colored products are meant for boys as if there are no female goths.
If men can be florists, why can't men have flower-patterned binoculars? Here are some of the wildest things people decided to genderized and the internet is LIVID. It began as a thread on Twitter when user Louise uploaded pictures of products that looked bright pink for girls and blue for boys. Brighthumanity still hopes you can have a great day after this, though.
#1 Binoculars.
themouseyouknow -Via
#2 Sleeping bags.
fomae2 -Via
#3 Jenga.
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#4 Shampoo for... apricot?
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#5 Tea.
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#6 Bath bomb.
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#7 Dog bowl.
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#8 Eggs.
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#9 Bread.
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#10 Plane toys.
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#11 Ouija for girls.
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#12 Wipes.
mizumomochi -Via
#13 Goldfish crackers.
inkyfollies -Via
#14 Earplugs.
ibelieveinher -Via
#15 Bible for her.
themouseyouknow -Via
#16 Glue.
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#17 Mirror.
Dinosaurs_tho -Via
#18 Marshmallows.
jakeoftales -Via
#19 The symbols on this toilet.
fomae2 -Via
#20 Scrub mommy.
themouseyouknow -Via
#21 Tools for women.
radicalta -Via
#22 Car.
HavenRacewayJP -Via
#23 Lint roller.
akielon -Via
#24 Tissues.
CrimsonG_Shep -Via
#25 Cards against humanity.
icecoldreddie -Via
#26 Space explorer toys.
RuinTaughtMe -Via
#27 Gift cards.
gurneemd -Via
#28 Baby bibs.
fomae2 -Via
#29 Boyble.
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#30 Toothbrush.
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