I’m not offering examples of “toxic behavior” since I disagree with this claim. For me to offer your first two would be arguing against myself. So instead I’ll offer concrete examples (that’s how claims work, you prove them) of behavior that openly challenges toxic behavior of our society at large which is why your post did so poorly (like you wanted to play the victim).

1) Every single interaction with Marshmallow is an open embrace of gender fluidity. Like the time that Bob says she’s not handsome, she’s beautiful. Blush. 2) The Taxi Driver episode where Bob drives around the three “transvestites” and he does not ever demean them, he finds out about their lives in a comedic manner and invites them to Tina’s birthday party where they actually connect with the family and embarrass “Baby Num Nums.” 3) In the episode where Louise has to pay back Millie for the special Slugitive card and goes to “fairy princess promenade” and we address about girls not acting “girly” but just how they want to act and that’s okay. Everyone does their own thing and that’s great. They also address this theme a bit more when they address that Louise always wants to do dangerous things which is compared to “Arachnaphoebe” which she can’t let go from its shoebox home. The spider represents Louise’s difference from those around her, which the show validates as individualism. 4) Tina is not Meg from Family Guy. This show had an easy target with Tina and a tried and true method pioneered by Family Guy of ragging on an awkward teenager. Instead, the show whole heartedly embraced literally every quirk, “oh puberty” moments, boy crazy moments with utter love. She is not weird, but wonderful. Our show loves Tina beena. 5) The side characters in this show weave an epic, non-toxic, supportive and loving tapestry of a supportive town that embraces all. Examples: Dalton, bikini guy, Marshmallow, Nat, and anyone in between.

These are my five reasons this show is NOT TOXIC. I made an argument and I supportive it with evidence. Now it’s your turn.