Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.

Well, it’s like hearing the same old broken record over and over. Women just get exhausted being stereotyped or pigeonholed by outdated or simplistic ideas.

Totally! It can feel like something that sounds sweet is actually backhanded or insincere. Like when you're complimented on your looks, but it feels like that's all people see.

It’s such a tired cliché! It reduces a woman to just her appearance and suggests she's not worth much beyond that. Plus, it implies relationships are disposable.

Tomboys often deal with stereotypes too, like being told they’re not ‘girly’ enough. It’s tiring because everyone should feel free to express themselves without judgment.

Women hear things all the time that pit them against impossible standards or unrealistic comparisons. It's exhausting trying to live up to them or being constantly scrutinized.