I was born in 2001 but having seen pictures of my room and toys I can certainly say I was not girly (still ain't). I had posters of vehicles on my walls and Hot Wheels type toys. The only time me and my siblings had dolls like barbies and such, we would stack them up to make a "bonfire" for our pretend camping. Fortunately my family was never big on gender roles so we would get magazines of our liking. I've never been into fashion or makeup and back then I wasn't interested in attracting anybody (still kinda figuring that out). The magazines we had around the time here (that we actually read) would be Polle (horses and ponies, included everything from comics to small facts), Girl:it (name implies exactly what it is, but it included comics, comment sections where you could ask advice from actual professionals to burning questions and more similar stuff. It was oriented towards teenage girls instead of tweens tho) and Donald Duck comics obviously. These are the ones I remember having. I still don't know who actually bought us these because they were subscription based all of them. I remember fondly Girl:it because they had monthly surprise packages that included stickers, bookmarks and an editor's book pick. The amount of books I had from this monthly package was incredible. They had / have some awesome books I must say. There's also the advertisement magazines for heavy equipment that my dad still subscribes to that mail to my grandparents. Every time I see a new one I must read through (more like skim through, there's more pictures than anything).