basically a view where certain roles are expected on girls and boys. for example, young girls are expected to like barbies and ponies, while young boys are expected to like cars and dinosaurs. for clothing, women and girls are expected to wear skirts and dresses, while boys and men are expected to wear pants and trousers. gender stereotypes may affect a childs views.
gender stereotypes look like this:
"lana: broooo I GOT MY ASS WHOPPED BY MY AUNT JUST FOR WEARING PANTS???"
mike: "my friends all called me gay just because i liked barbies and wanted to be in ballet???"
james: "i was slapped by my dad for just wearing a dress!"
isabella: "some girls asked me why do i have a spiderman backpack at school today....."
"lana: broooo I GOT MY ASS WHOPPED BY MY AUNT JUST FOR WEARING PANTS???"
mike: "my friends all called me gay just because i liked barbies and wanted to be in ballet???"
james: "i was slapped by my dad for just wearing a dress!"
isabella: "some girls asked me why do i have a spiderman backpack at school today....."
by randomlightskinnedblackkid March 11, 2024
Get the Gender Stereotypesmug. Stereotypes are boundaries created by the human race. They are rules that are supposed to be followed (stupidly). Girls like pink, boys don’t cry. Girls wear dresses and boys wear pants. Any Black person is in a gang, or Hispanic people are illegal immigrants. Muslims are terrosits and gay people are damned. This is fucked up! Rules are meant to be broken-so are stereotypes!
by Provemeright September 5, 2018
Get the Stereotypesmug. The good guy has the big dick is a stereotype. Many of the good guys would like this stereotype to be true, you'd think the bad guys are compensating for their dick size with their guns. Sometimes the bad guys have the big dick, the money, the guns, the cars, and the girl, and all the good guy has is a tiny little wand to wave around.
Spiderguy had a Halloween costume but Doctor Octodaddy was too cool to be seen with him. The stereotype was bullshit about the good guy.
by Solid Mantis October 5, 2018
Get the Stereotypemug. A prejudicial idea from lunatic-fringe purists who believe that all recorded sound should be in mono and that all books should be in single-column format.
Stereotype can also refer to a form of keyboarding whereby two parallel columns of text are formed on each page of a larger--than-usual book, rather than just one cumbersome page-wide block that fatigues your neck from having to zip yer head back and forth to read the long lines.
by QuacksO December 9, 2017
Get the stereotypemug. Boomer - Hates change. Mocks younger generations.
Millennial - In debt. Addicted to phone. Hates boomers.
Gen X - Millennial is probably your mom. Gen X is probably your dad. Nobody cares about this.
Gen Z - Hates boomers. Addicted to videogames. Immature. Whiny. Brat.
Gen Alpha - It's yours, fellow stereotyper!
Millennial - In debt. Addicted to phone. Hates boomers.
Gen X - Millennial is probably your mom. Gen X is probably your dad. Nobody cares about this.
Gen Z - Hates boomers. Addicted to videogames. Immature. Whiny. Brat.
Gen Alpha - It's yours, fellow stereotyper!
Generational Stereotypes
Millennial: You're such a boomer!
Boomer: You are addicted to your phones! The good old days were better!
Gen Z: Ok Boomer.
Millennial: You're such a boomer!
Boomer: You are addicted to your phones! The good old days were better!
Gen Z: Ok Boomer.
by cohenPirate April 10, 2020
Get the Generational Stereotypesmug. A non-profit organization to do exactly what the title says. Some of their main focuses is too bring awareness and teach others how to avoid stereotypes. For an example, teenagers can learn how to speak without confusing the recipient or make will with their daily actions without being too stubborn.
“Ben, did you hear about Discretely Breaking stereotypes? They totally helped me to speak clearer and be courageous!”
by starcrossed March 11, 2019
Get the Discretely Breaking Stereotypesmug. People who are set to standards set by society, they feel obliged to meet the required / preferred standard
by anon23213213 December 6, 2020
Get the How do stereotypes limit people?mug.