Dr. Kale ... I thank you for opening my eyes to the ridiculousness of gender roles, but the idiot in me may shine here a bit.

I watch my cousin& #39;s kid totally enamored with the idea of being/becoming a princess.

But I& #39;m not convinced we should get rid of that notion altogether.

Yes, men have the choice to wear dresses.

Women may do so too. Is a woman in a dress a crime?

Men have the choice to wear a suit.

Paula Poundstone did too.

I dress comfortably (odd fact: this was mentioned in a college essay I wrote) ... maybe too comfortably. JK.

Equal income and power?

"Most" top level CEOs have been CEO-ing for a while. Over 50% of undergraduate degrees go to women (even at MIT). I& #39;m sure this will develop to include lower level leadership and subsequently higher positions as women improve resumes and move on up.

In the meantime, ANY kind of discriminatory treatment should be legally squashed. The laws are in the books:

NO DISCRIMINATION. IT IS ILLEGAL. IT& #39;S ALSO HELLA UNFAIR AND IMMORAL.

Anyway hope no one stones me for this thread.

Do well for your fellow persons.

I& #39;m getting pizza.

(insert joke here)