To be completely honest, we never even thought of Gingerbread man cookies as even having a gender, regardless of having "man" in their title. They were just cookies, in our eyes, delicious cookies that belonged in our bellies. 

The year is 2019 and cookies are getting the non-gender treatment. 

A cafe in New Zealand, The Tannery, went viral after the owner renamed his selection of gingerbread men cookies to "gender-neutral gingerbread person" cookies. The owner, Andre Cettina, was inspired to make the change to the classic cookie when a customer asked, "why the human-shaped snacks were called 'gingerbread men' and not 'gingerbread people'."

Story via Daily Mirror

Every week, we bring you the funniest tweets written by women this week. Because there are some jokes that only women can tell... Enjoy!

Uh, did you know Olive Oil can go bad? Because I never even thought about that. Redditor, u/MomosOnSale, asked the online community, "Redditors who cook, what's the biggest 'no no' thing in cooking?" 

And the comments are actually filled some really helpful cooking tips. 

I also read a majority of these cooking tips with Disney's Ratatouille chef Colette's voice in mind. Try it, it's fun.

Anyways, I learned a little something from this and maybe you will, too! 

Anyone else got some helpful cooking tips?

Every week we bring you the funniest parenting tweets we saw on Twitter because nothing is funnier than frustrated parents. Enjoy!

In an article published by Bloomberg, it was revealed that some Japan companies are barring women from wearing glasses in the workplace. 

Did I just read that correctly? Wait, let me put on my glasses. 

Such a simple and obvious necessity you wouldn't even think twice about, yet some Japan companies are banning the necessity -- soley for aesthetic purposes. 

Japan Nippon TV aired the story that has since gone viral and received tons of response. 

Japanese women are now fighting for the right to wear glasses to work. The hashtag #glassesban was trending, women sharing selfies of themselves wearing the apparently offending eyewear. 

Ishikawa, who has started a petition signed by more than 31,000 supporters who agree standing in heels all day should not be a job requirement for female workers had this to say about the situation, "If wearing glasses is a real problem at work it should be banned for everyone -- men and women. This problem with glasses is the exact same as high heels. It's only a rule for female workers."

Right on, Ishikawa! We stand with you, women of Japan. 

If you can recall, in March 2018, a Twitter thread about an office lunch thief went viral. The tweet read, "Co-worker got his lunch stolen and they've agreed to let him watch the security camera tape. This is the most excited I've been at any job ever. Ever." 

Almost all office workers can definitely relate to the all the food drama, maybe not on such a large and viral scale as the thread above, but to some degree. 

Here are some most amusing and relatable tweets about food in the office. We hope on some level, these tweets will remind you to label your lunch, or think twice before you help yourself to someone else's snack.

One thing we all know for sure -- mother's are superheroes. 

Paula Kuka, mom of two, began documenting her life in series of cartoons in 2017. What started out as therapeutic process turned into so much more. Her illustrations were resonating with women all over the world. 

You can follow more of her artwork at the site 'Common Wild' or on Instagram! 

Guaranteed to make you laugh, cry or both. Just in case you have missed our previous list, here's alink.

Guys, we did it. It was a group effort and we freakin' MADE IT because Friday is officially here! No better way to celebrate that fresh Friday feeling than with some Fri-Yay tweets!

Keep smiling, everyone! It's Friday! 

And honestly, same. #BeforeIFallAsleep is trending on Twitter and users are sharing all the things they do right before falling asleep.

What do you do before you fall asleep? For me, personally, I re-live my entire day (not by choice) and my brain works hard to convince me that all my social interactions were beyond awkward and everyone noticed. So that's fun. 

When dining out, there's an expectation that your order will be correctly served to you. But if you're going to eat at the Tokyo pop-up called "Restaurant of Mistaken Orders", you should rethink your expected outcome. This dining experience is staffed by people living with dementia who may, or may not, get your order right. Story via: Open Culture

You have all probably heard the conspiracy theory around Jeffrey Epstein's death. The theory claims he actually didn't kill himself. It was clear it was just a matter of time before it turns into memes. 

Modern dating may seem easier than ever but it certainly doesn't feel like that. Here are some real people summing up the hell that is modern dating in a tweet. 

All we can add is that these tweets are relatable as **. 

Apparently, croutons are having a moment right now on Twitter, and we needed to jump in right quick and let you know where we stand. We love croutons. So much that a lot of these tweets bashing on the delicious, small and hardened pieces of old bread really confuses us. And even upsets us, to be perfectly honest. 

However, as wise adults, we have to let people have their opinions and learn to let things go. 

...They though they're so very wrong. 

Croutons is life. 

Yoga. There are a lot of scientific benefits to yoga, it helps improve posture, your quality of sleep, flexibility, reduces inflammation, and helps with chronic pain etc., etc.. However, what we don't see to hear about trying to get into yoga...it's uncomfortable. Uncomfortable poses, yes, but also just filled with uncomfortable moments!

Ask any rational person, preferably not a yogi, and they will tell you the truth. Just like these tweets below. 

Every week, we bring you the funniest tweets written by women this week. Because there are some jokes that only women can tell... Enjoy!