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True :-) More people seem to be concerned about girls liking pink than about boys not liking pink, though.

• rmc 13y ago
  Boys will physically assault boys who like pink. It'd say that counts as "people concerned that boys don't display their liking of pink".
  • knowitall 13y ago
    Hm, is that a general rule? My son is not yet in school, so I don't know what it is like these days. Also "like pink" is different from owning the occasional pink thing. I suppose a boy who would dress exclusively in pink would stand out, and maybe the bullies would try to cut him down. Still, I suspect it is not a large scale problem - obviously I don't condone the actions of such bullies, I mean there are probably not that many boys who would prefer to dress all in pink. (I didn't research that, though - in any case everybody should be allowed to like/wear whatever they want).
    • rmc 13y ago
      I don't care if a boy would "stand out" by dressing all in pink. That's not a valid reason for children to beat up children. The problem is not the child who's standing out, the problem is the bully who wants to hurt another person.
      • knowitall 13y ago
        Um yeah that is what I wrote!