I have a problem. Recently I figured out I don't really enjoy "cute" things or "girly" things, in fact, I hate them despite being a grown ass female in her late 20s.
It didn't really think about it nor did it bother me much at first but the older I get, the more I realize there might be something wrong with me because women are supposed to like cute things, right? That's how females are biologically programmed, aren't they?
Been suffering from depression and anxiety (stopped taking meds a year ago), have had abusive family members and a bipolar autistic father that reminds me every time he sees me that I'm a failure of a human being. I'm basically a 24/7 shut-in and women like me are usually otakus or something and like cutesy stuff... But I absolutely hate cute stuff. I hate pink, I hate spherical mascots, I hate babies, too.
The realization has made me go mental. At first I thought I might be a trans or something but I love being a woman (minus the fucking periods, but w/e).
Am I a shizo? Am I overthinking this? Should I go seek help? Is it because I stopped taking meds?
Holy fuck lady, I need to sleep and I still haven't busted a nut, show boobs.
Jordan Evans
Hating cute things is not the absence of femininity.
Tits or get the fuck out. Those are the rules. Always have been.
Camden Wright
You know the rule missy, tits or gtfo. Then we can be civil.
Ian Allen
this
but also this: women aren't programmed to like cute things, stop being a faggot OP and enjoy your life without imposing rules on yourself, you are who you are and that's it, and you can do anything you want about it
do you like trucks and miltary movies, and that sorta stuff?
Carter Reed
Boobs, what kind of faggotry is this
Ayden Evans
If you think tits are gay I got bad news for you friendo.
Adrian Allen
There is nothing wrong with you, the obsession with cutesy things in adulthood is a result of years and years of subtle and not so subtle psyops to blur the lines between child and adult. A grown woman playing with princess toys is the flip side of the same coin that has toddlers wearing bikinis or those dreadful child beauty pageants. Your seclusion from society has saved you from this baleful influence and you are free to sort out your other problems and become a well-adjusted adult.
Christian Barnes
Perhaps you associate these things with happiness or femininity or some part of you that's damaged. It manifests itself in other ways, you just don't see them.
