Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal by Zach Weinersmith for November 12, 2016

But would he let his son have a poofy pink dress?

What if he wanted it so he could carry a whole ratchet set like his sister?

Ah, the dilemmas of modern parenting.

I have to say it’s better than it was for my generation.

My father said poofy pink dresses were too extravagant,

tools were for boys….

And a girl could never be an engineer.

Third year: “Look where you can hide an entire meth lab!”

When I was in 7th grade, our social studies teacher asked me what I wanted to be. I said I didn’t know, but it would be something in chemistry, physics or math. He said I should major in home economics, because “that was chemistry and physics in the kitchen.”

Three physics degrees later, I am so glad I got away from that community.

It doesn’t matter what she wears, it is what she thinks and likes.