What does this even mean? Why do men and women need separate sizing to begin with?

I can't understand why it's not okay for guys to do something that doesn't harm them or anyone else?

The original post was asking whether a man painting their nails is "gay" which obviously the sole act of doing that and disregarding any other context, no it isn't homosexual because it's just painting nails.

I understand that makeup in societal norms is seen as a more feminine thing so like don't come at me and call me crazy. But I just don't see how guys shouldn't be allowed to use makeup too? Isn't that just unfair? Perhaps it's pointlessly gendered? Because, mayhaps, gendering something that harms nobody when it's not gendered is kind've, I dunno, pointless?

*ETA: Surprisingly there's no pink tax! It seems like Kroger is good about that in general. Ty to the people who checked for me <3

My husband went to the store to get something for my belly issues. We were on a video call when he was in the pharmacy section and started cracking up. He said "hey babe, I got something for you to post on Reddit!" and showed me this. So I took a picture after he got back home with it.

I'm genuinely wondering why it says 'women's laxative' though, when the ingredients are the exact same and constipation is an issue that anyone can (unfortunately) deal with. I wish he would have gotten a picture of the prices so we could compare it with the 'men's laxative', but I definitely wouldn't be surprised if this one costs more because of the pink tax 🙄

Original video: https://www.tiktok.com/@vattlol/video/7693663755518987533

same exact ingredients as the masculine-oriented version i’m pretty sure since they both use exactly 10.5% Aluminium zirconium tetrachlorohydrex gly
(copy-pasted from wikipedia since i would’ve butchered the spelling if i didn’t) as their active ingredient

if they do use different ingredients then it’s probably just a slight difference in smell

Right, because men never talk to their barber and women never shut up.

I'm a woman and always had my bed in the corner to maximise space, I really don't understand how it's a "guy thing"