I find it weird to associate some animals with "masculinity" and "feminity"... meh. Humans are weird

I find it weird to associate some animals with "masculinity" and "feminity"... meh. Humans are weird





What's also weird is that, at least in the west, I can really only think of masculine rabbit examples.
(peter rabbit, bugs bunny, roger rabbit, rabbit from winnie the pooh, Buster from Arthur, thumper, the white rabbit from alice in wonderland)
So like, "rabbits can't be masculine enough" is weird on a biological (and I do hate to use this word, but really rational) standpoint, but "female rabbits are the only normal depiction" is weird on a cultural standpoint as well.
Last edited by Roda; 02-07-2019 at 02:35 AM. Reason: Also, hail diabolos

Maybe it's a modern japanese thing. Tsukuyomi, the japanese god of the moon, is female in FFXIV, and has rabbit ears because the moon is associated with rabbits in Japan.What's also weird is that, at least in the west, I can really only think of masculine rabbit examples.
(peter rabbit, bugs bunny, roger rabbit, rabbit from winnie the pooh, Buster from Arthur, thumper, the white rabbit from alice in wonderland)
So like, "rabbits can't be masculine enough" is weird on a biological (and I do hate to use this word, but really rational) standpoint, but "female rabbits are the only normal depiction" is weird on a cultural standpoint as well.
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