Are you winning, son? The comic's perspective

I don't think there is. I haven't come across any original comic for that.

Yes, it's highly inappropriate. Such pornographic content is not suitable for the general public and violates moral and legal standards.

The comic could play with the idea of gender fluidity, making it hard to say if you're strictly a boy or a girl. Maybe it's meant to make us think beyond conventional gender labels.

It varies. Some girls might see comics as a form of entertainment and escape, while others might appreciate the art and story for different reasons.

Definitely not! The comic might present situations that could be misconstrued, but I was merely observing and trying to understand the plot without jumping to any gender-based assumptions.

A girl's perspective comic typically showcases the inner world of girls, their dreams, fears, and hopes. It can have a softer color palette and deal with themes like romance and identity in a unique way.

Feminists might look at 'It's a Boy' comic and question how it contributes to or challenges the social construction of gender. They might consider whether it empowers or limits characters based on their gender and what implications that has for wider society.

No, I don't. Vaping isn't for me. I think it's not a healthy choice.

No way! I would never say such a thing. It was just a misunderstanding.

The following are some recommendations for novels about raising a son from the male protagonist's perspective: 1. "It's Not Easy to Be a Reborn Father" Author: Scheer (End)-The male protagonist transmigrated to the body of a 26-year-old rural man in 1998. He raised three children and became the richest man of his generation through earning money and doing business. The family lived a happy life. 2. "The Second Generation Reborn, 70 Scum Student" Author: Mu Xiayi (End)-The male protagonist was reborn into the 70s and became a second-generation rich student. Through hard work and struggle, he finally changed his fate, raised his son and achieved his life goals. 3. The author of "Target Male Lead's Son [Wear It Quickly]" wrote,"I Want to Become an Immortal." With the help of the system, the female lead will travel to different worlds to attack the male lead's son to achieve her goal. These novels all used the male protagonist's perspective to raise his son as the theme. Through different plots and storylines, they showed the growth, interaction, and father-son relationship between the male protagonist and his son.