Re:Women buy more cars, so why are the designs so macho?
by JohnFen on Friday January 12, 2024 @04:37PM
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Yes.
I don't think of more refined/friendly aesthetics as "feminine", either. Maybe I just don't tend to automatically assign gender to design aesthetics.
The author clearly views the world through a different lens than I do. That's actually fair and fine. We all view the world through our own lenses, and each of our lenses distort our view in their own unique ways.
I don't think of more refined/friendly aesthetics as "feminine", either. Maybe I just don't tend to automatically assign gender to design aesthetics.
The author clearly views the world through a different lens than I do. That's actually fair and fine. We all view the world through our own lenses, and each of our lenses distort our view in their own unique ways.