Chinese Kids Are Getting Their Parents, Their Parents’ Parents, And Their Parents’ Parents’ Parents Involved In A Meme
There’s a new meme in China, and it’s very wholesome.
The challenge, called “four generations,” includes four generations of family members making an appearance, from youngest to oldest.
A son would call his dad, who then calls his dad, who then calls his dad.
And a daughter would call her mom, who calls her mom, who calls her mom.
The results are super cute.
The videos are being shared on video app Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok, under the challenge name, “Four generations under one roof.”
So my sister and I are very close. I’m 26 and she’s 30. However, she identifies as Left and I myself am Right. I showed her the article about the two Norweigians who were beheaded by ISIS and how the BBC said “died of head injuries”, and she can’t seem to comprehend that the very nature of Islam is evil. She accuses me of being racist. It’s infuriating. We still love each other, but we always clash on these issues.
Islam isn’t a race and bigots can come in all shapes and sizes with any hair color or skin tone.
With the obligatory disclaimer out of the way; the problem with internalized progressive dogma is that it shuts down a person’s innate ability to make sound judgments based on experience and objective reality.
From what I’ve read those girls were social justice koolaid drinkers that thought it would be a good idea to plan that back country trip into the mountains of Morocco.
They lost their heads not because Islam is inherently evil but because they they were willfully naïve acolytes of the globalist faith.
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Sharon Choksi, founder Girls Will Be,
decided to do something about the lack of options for girls. She said
the inspiration for her new line of clothing, came from her daughter and
niece, Maya and Grace, who wanted to wear clothing that wasn’t frilly,
“nothing with bows” and absolutely “NO sparkles.” They were interested
in “climbing trees, building LEGO creations, and playing with cars and
trucks,” Choksi said.
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from the above article:
She collected boys and girls clothes from 10 of the biggest retailers that were all meant for kids of around the same size and age and measured them. What she found was that the girls’ shirts were one to three inches thinner. The sleeves were shorter. And the girls’ shorts were barely a third of the length.
I know this was true when I was a kid, but it’s gotten a lot worse since then.
HOLY SHIT YES. I’ve had SO many conversations about dress codes and stuff where people complain about how “skimpy” the clothes tween girls wear are, and I have to explain to them that those are their only options. There literally aren’t pants a tween/early teen girl can buy anywhere between capris and a 3-inch inseam. Shit, I’m 32 and wear a size 22/24 pants and I have trouble finding shorts that cover over half my thigh!
Please click on that link. The clothes (not just shorts) are AMAZING.
So buy boy’s clothes.
Nobody is going to beat up a girl on boy’s clothes, unlike the reverse.
Are you actually physically incapable of reblogging anything about feminism without making it about why boys have it worse? This isn’t about being beat up and making it about that and about boys who wear girl’s clothes misses the point. Boy’s clothes are more practical and more comfortable (we’ve had this conversation before) so boys who want to wear girl’s clothes are a false equivalence.
Yes younger girls could just buy boy’s clothes, but once puberty hits and sexual dimorphism becomes a thing that option falls through. It’s important for girls to have access to practical, comfortable clothes that are actually meant to fit their bodies.
For the record I mostly reblogged this for the info about how impractical girl’s/women’s clothes actually are compared to men’s, and how hard it is to find ones that aren’t. I’m automatically skeptical of anyone who’s trying to capitalise on feminism. That being said the clothes actually seem like a pretty good middle-ground between the fit/design of boy’s and girl’s clothes, and this looks like a step in the right direction.
My FrM ex bought male clothes his whole life, way before starting T.
So did every other tomboy-ish woman I know of. Literally dozens of them.
Just go to the men’s section. Literally nothing is stopping you.
You’re creating a mountain out of a molehill.
“nothing is stopping you”
You’ve never been a gender non conforming young girl so you literally have no idea the kind off opposition girls who want to wear boys clothes face. You have no idea what growing up a tomboy is like. Males will never understand than gender non conformity in women IS punished, just because we can wear trousers (because we fsught for it) doesn’t mean society loves GNC women.
You also fail to understand the mind of a child, which has been shaped and influenced heavuky by society - some families enforce gender roles more strictly than others and some girls are severwly punished for daring to even ask to wear clothes from the opposite side of the store - surely as a trans person you can understand that? Not all children unserstand that it’s possible to ask for boys clothes, because we’re conditioned to believe they can never be for us. Children don’t think like adults. Don’t you understand that parents don’t like buying clothes for their children in the opposite sex section?
“no one is stopping you” is seriously something I’m surprised you, a trans person, would say. A trans person who has been attacked for being visibly trans.
Hi, I was a gnc young girl. I had zero oppression for my fucking clothing. The most I experienced was a girl in fifth grade asked if I wanted to learn how to look nice like her and I legitmately just went “nah”. I have never met a girl that was oppressed for her clothing. I have, however, met boys that were harassed for wearing something too girly.
Gender nonconformity isn’t punished in women in the current year. I had a choir recital for school, and the girls could wear either a dress or a dress shirt and nice pants, the boys didn’t have the option. Your attire was part of the grade, so if a boy was to wear a dress, he would’ve gotten points off. Butches and stags and just regular ass tomboys exist.
Children’s minds aren’t “heavily shaped by society,” because they’re children. They don’t know dick about society. I played video games and hung out with the boys and had nerf fights and went all out in dodgeball and that’s that. I knew a boy that hated athletic shit and would just play house with all the girls at recess. My mother had boy’s pants when she was a kid because her legs where too long and her waist was too skinny for the shit in the girl’s section. She was never bullied for having boy’s pants.
Sorry that your parents made you believe that you could never ask for something, but your experiences aren’t universal. Stop acting like they are.
And again, for the whole thread, girl’s bermudas exist. Stop acting like girls are held at gunpoint to get booty shorts and no other shorts exist for them. It’s wrong.
Just everyone here stop. Ffs.
The only people I see “making a mountain out of a molehill” are the ones complaining about this and trying to turn it into a competition over who’s more “oppressed”. A mom turned an issue that many women and girls struggle with into something productive and positive. She is giving little girls more comfortable and practical clothing options and yet, some of y’all just can’t help yourselves. You gotta be all bitter about it. Lighten up. Go the fuck outside.
It’s a manufactured issue. This idea is completely ridiculous. I can get you a baggy ass tee shirt and athletic shorts or sweats in 30 seconds on Amazon.
This isn’t some hero mom positivity bullshit. There’s no fucking “struggle”. lmao!!
It’s someone who doesn’t like prevailing fashion throwing a fit with political overtones.
