Francois-Xavier Lalanne's Chat Polymorphe, 1968.

Stamps of brides of Yemen, February 27, 1986

The Columbia Musical Treasuries Orchestra And Chorus – Summer Wind (1967)

Nour Lwasi by Esra Sam for Grazia International Magazine April 2025

Hyenas (Djibril Diop Mambéty, 1992)

The setting sun casts magnificent baobab trees in silhouette in a dry forest near Morondava, Madagascar. Their unique shape led to their being called the "upside-down tree." Photo: Frans Lanting

your only job on this earth is to be so intrinsically yourself that the right people gravitate toward you and the wrong people move out of your way

Así Fue, Isabel Pantoja.

"Why not make female heroes more feminine so girls know you don't have to be masculine to save the world" is misguided. The target audience of heroic adventure genre is not children who actually save the world in a literal sense, it's children who want a cathartic outlet for the struggles and injustice they face. And one of the most common types of injustice that many girls and children assumed to be girls are subjected to is forced feminization.