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plus i like the thinner more breathable fabric of womens shirts as opposed to mens because i have severely sensitive skin due to eczema. the mens shirts are just so THICK! and a little more abrasive.
You'd be surprised! I fit much better into a womans tee because they're shaped better. And I'm way far from size 0.
I also think that gender stereotypes are stupid, even more so now that I have completed my sociology major and plan to go to grad school for it. I admire bronies very much for refusing to let themselves be defined by sexist marketing strategies, and I think the fact that they're being marketed to now is a *good* sign! They're not taking anything away from us, they're expanding the fanbase. We just need to speak up and remind merchandise sellers that we're still here and we want to spend our money with them. Kids these days are breaking the gender mold too. I don't agree that kids are as hung up about which gender is "supposed" to play with a certain toy as when we were younger. I see little boys in the pony aisle all the time, and they know all the pony names and their parents have no problem buying ponies for their little boys. Kids are annoyed by narrow gender boxes these days too: http://newsfeed.time.com/2011/12/27/dont-try-to-buy-this-girl-a-princess-doll/
Yeah women's shirts for those with tiny figures. =P
Not to mention not everyone has a Hot Topic in their country.