Women’s Everyday Problems Illustrated By Romanian Artist

Small problems are just as 'real' as big problems.

Roughly speaking - but would in many cases symbolize the majority of problems the "gender" experience, Mr. Teacher.

That's how you tell the sex, not the gender, Darwin.

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Oh dear. I forgot to add the text: *other than some insignificant biological features. which was supposed to explain why I put a * after genders. And NO your genitals don't always explain the gender, many people are born into the wrong gender such as transgenders. The identification of your gender sits in the brain. And NO there really is no defining difference between man and woman (other than reproductive organs). More and more recent studies suggest the same. There is NO defining trait a woman has that you can't find in a man, and vice versa. So all this do is as I said in the original post only create stereotypes. AND stereotypes that is what creates problems for the genders. It was stereotyping in the past that led to the women's suffrage and equality struggle. We must challenge our misconceptions and prejudices rather than uphold our stereotypes, see persons not genders. And I believe that is EXACTLY what this artist is doing. Cudos

I see your point but it's just a light hearted cartoon. The fact that it doesn't depict any of what you listed might be more to do with the fact it wouldn't look so cute anymore if it did, in turn defeating the purpose of this type of art. You're literally offended because an artist didn't make art about serious issues over day to day stereotypes. The cartoon is in no way a testament to the issues you speak of not existing, so I don't see why you are offended unless you are reading into an implication that isn't there.

P.Bruce FHell: rather than complaining, why not create your own cartoons then?

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Like REAL woman problems, such as lower wages than men. Cat-calling, domestic abuse, harder to get job opportunities... and those are FIRST world problems. Let's talk about genital mutilation, prostitution, famine and murder in developing and 3rd world countries... Calling those "problems" is offensive to say the least.