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Gender Stereotypes

I'm RainbowRager, but you can just call me Ethan. Welcome to my channel! I am an artist/animator, and I create animations/drawn stories that I want to share with an audience. This channel is mainly a place where I get to express my creativity and to just be myself, because I'm way too insecure to talk about it in public because I have social anxiety. My purpose on YouTube is to have fun and practice my artistic abilities. Fame and money is not important to me. I only really make these videos as my escape from the internet because it's a dangerous place. Feel free to stick around! Or not. That's okay. I'm used to it. ------------------------------------------ Intro Music: DEAMN - Sign    • DEAMN - Sign (Lyric)   Outro Music: Ikson - Alive    • Ikson - Alive   ------------------------------------------ I feel like this one particular factor about stereotypes is something I was able to realize about it. How harmful they can actually be. I am born as a male, and that is something I'm 100% certain about my identity. Although, it seems that certain personality traits that I've been developing even as a kid hurt me back then, and it certainly hurts me now. When I was a kid, I had certain interests. I liked a lot of things that were socially portrayed as something that every girl does/uses. I didn't question how weird it was for me during the time, I was just starting to understand more about what I liked. As the first example used in the video, I started playing with dolls with my female friend and we had fun together. But then, when my dad saw me playing with those dolls, he confronted me and told me that I shouldn't play with those. I felt really bad, mostly because I thought I was doing something wrong. That was the first time I've ever been told something was wrong even though there wasn't anything to worry about it. That experience, plus several other times my parents caught me doing something 'girly' I felt ashamed of myself. I wasn't sure why I was doing these things, and why I liked them so much. Even to this day, I feel like a girl trapped in a boy's body. I hated being a boy. I hated all the things that were assigned to my gender. I've never been interested in any of the stereotypically masculine things. If my parents never prohibited me or made a big deal out of things that I wanted or liked as a kid, I wouldn't have felt this shame that I had on myself for a long time. At least now, I get the chance to express how I really feel inside with being able to draw myself the way I like. As long as it doesn't confuse many people. Oh shoot. Too late.