Basically men and women we all have our own ideas of thrilling activities we tend to have fun in doing but we usually tend to stick with whatever the sort of activities that our own gender prefer to partake in but deep down we also have those other activities that usually the opposite gender would mainly partake in while our own gender would consider it as more girly or manly so that gotten me wondering guys and girls which activities you usually partake in that you would usually see the opposite gender would partake in instead of your own gender?
Gentlemen: Which hobbies you have that most people would consider be more feminine?
Ladies: Which hobbies you have that most people would consider be more masculine?
Myself I am what you usually call a very manly man but I ain't going to lie I have some activities that most people would consider as femi like I really love cooking and baking, I am huge into fashion (Male Fashion!) I love decorations and I am a big fan for shopping. Practically majority of these things most other men wouldn't find interesting unlike women who tend to make up the majority of these hobbies but I don't mind I still do me. What about you men and women got any hobbies that usually the opposite sex enjoy doing and not your own gender?
Ladies and Gentlemen I have been wondering which stereotypical hobbies that you partake in that your own gender considered as the opposite sex?
I can only think of activities that both genders participate in like music and certain sports. I've played lots of co-ed sports. I've also played lots of music with female musicians.
When my sister and I were young, we played together. We even played with dolls and figurines, invented dialogue and did silly things.
I have to admit that I wasn't a very girly kind of kid. But fun is fun, and I didn't think much about whether or not something was girly when engaging in play with girls.
Some things I do that would probably be considered "boyish" are climbing trees, playing basketball, watching power rangers, watching Johnny Test, liking spider-man and I think that's about it
Whoa look we have Mr. Martial here but anyway I have been thinking of getting into martial arts but I don't know entirely if I am interested in actually fighting like that.
It's good for things other then fighting it teaches patience, discipline and it'll help build your body things that well just help you in life in general.
If you do get into it you will spar in class and in tournaments but it's controlled so there's no real chance of you getting seriously hurt or anything.
I guess I’d say cooking. Yoga. And I have no shame and always order fruity and feminine drinks when I go out. Beers sometimes but other times those pink drinks just hit different
I cook and bake although I'm skeptical that those are considered "feminine" any more. Someone tell that to Gordon Ramsay and Anthony Bourdain. I used to do counted cross stitch.
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I have heard people say that reading is more of a feminine hobby. I like to read a good book sometimes.
But seriously which dumbass thought reading books are only for girls, I mean their are books targeted towards men as well. I guess they probably mentioning the type of books one read but I don't care I also love reading
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