Breaking gender stereotypes (warning: very cute little girls)

[Fearless]

[JDPriestly]

1. I don't care if that is an ad. I'm totally for that.

I loved nails and blocks and construction sites and fixing (or pretending to fix) my scooter when I was a child. I have the predecessor products (toybuilders we called them) to the Lego my kids played with as well as the early Lego.

I had a train. Still have it. That was 60 years ago. I also played with dolls -- a little.

Never mind. I am very feminine and heterosexual. I just love mechanical things. Always did. First nickel I got, my grandfather asked me what I wanted to buy. I said I wanted to go to the hardware store and buy nails.

I love this ad. I hope it won't be taken off as spam. Because it sends a good message to little girls everywhere. Be who you are.

[safeinOhio]

2. I wanted to take music lesson and

was told no, I had to play football.

[yuiyoshida]

3. Sugoiiiiiiiiiiii!

onna noko wa totemo kawaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ne!!! squeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

[proReality]

4. I built a spaceship in my bedroom when I was 7,

right next to my dollhouse. I ignored the dollhouse after that.

[noiretextatique]

5. i played drums in the high school band

girl drummers were still a big deal in the mid-70's. there were two of us...the first female drummers at our high school. we also inter grated the drum line of our community band. i rebelled against gender stereotypes as much as often as possible.