Maybe it's not assuming anything about your preferences. Maybe it's catering to one of my preferred aesthetics, which happens to be 'feeble' feminity (as you pu

Maybe it's not assuming anything about your preferences. Maybe it's catering to one of my preferred aesthetics, which happens to be 'feeble' feminity (as you put it). Yes, it's a stereotype, but not an arbitrary one - and no less absurd than a bearded man blowing a kiss. Or maybe it's just a silly logo that's not worth deconstructing.