Funny how nobody’s talking about the real power dynamics here—like how societal expectations around "toys" are just another layer of control. The book *Raising My Rainbow* touches on this, noting how gendered marketing "takes over," but that’s a personal narrative, not empirical proof. Where’s the data on toys "hurting boys"? Maybe the real issue is the pressure to conform, not the toys themselves. Follow the money: who benefits from policing gendered play? Let’s not confuse cultural norms with inherent harm.

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