Do you have a hobby that's stereotypically seen as for the opposite gender?

Playing video games, smoking cigars occasionally, and being willing to debate on topics like politics, theology, etc.

 

Pretty much all my hobbies are associated with "men"- Video games, Intellectual conversation, Geeky/nerdy stuff in general, etc.

I pretty much dislike all things feminine

 

I love soccer...
watching soccer, playing soccer, playing FIFA...

 

This isn't a hobby, but I'm interested in makeup though I don't like admitting it and haven't told anyone.

 

I watch science and political videos on YouTube. I also watch some lets players. All these genres are a sausage fest, audience and content creator wise.

I've also been interested in highway/road maintenance and sharks. The docile sharks, albeit, like the whale and basking sharks.

 

I love all things outdoors like camping. I love to grill! It's always been perceived as a masculine way to cook with open flames! I do like doing small repairs on my van. I have a general obsession with vans anyway.

 

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Drawing and baking if anything everything else is 'masculine' I guess.

 

I collect crystal, silverware, and china dishes. Basically, everything you need to set a pretty table.

 

Weightlifting and video games. I think in some countries weightlifting is becoming a much more female sport (most western countries) but where I live the community is on the smaller side although we do have a lot of female bodybuilders for some reason lol.

 

Ooh well I like weight lifting and playing video games. To be fair I like most exercise related stuff and the weights aren't that heavy! But the fact that I lift weights is like a party trick to most people that I tell :lol: My sisters friend (who is a female Olympic athlete) came to our house a few weeks ago. The first thing my sister said to introduce me was can you believe she lifts weights?! Can you lift weights, I'll have to show you them!

I also like playing video games every so often. I like so many different types but I mostly play fighting related ones

 

I love fashion to death. It's not really a hobby nor is it really about me wearing said fashion (although i would like to have more clothing than i, a poor moneyless soul, do currently), i just like it. It always brings me immense joy to have clothing-based character customisation in any viddy games when it's there, it's probably the main reason that i play so many MMOs. <3

 

I enjoy ballet, watching it not actually dancing myself. I also like to cook, but that's not so stereotypical anymore.

 

I enjoy tcgs (yugioh, magic: the gathering, etc.) Star Wars, D&D, Martial Arts (specifically Kyuki-Do and Judo) and computers. But considering I'm only out to three people as trans*, nobody calls me out on any of it.

 

I love to learn j-pop choreographies that are from girl bands. The moves could sometimes be considered as a bit "feminine" but honestly, I don't care! XD I like to dance because I feel like I am closer to my favourite singers, and I can just harmonise with the music in my own way.

 

Baking, cooking. And I'm not exactly into fashion speaking of the latest trends but I WILL go nuts if shoes X look silly with tie Y. I'm also into arts, like theatre and stuff.

Apart from that you wouldn't believe there's anything femme on me

 

I have enough clothes for an entire village and I spend more time on looks than my ex-girlfriend does

 

Most of my hobbies are stereotypical male hobbies (video games, action movies, heavy metal, and military history for an example).

 

I play the drums! I've been told they are very un-ladylike.

 

Hmmm the only thing I can think of that's considered feminine would be that I can dance feminine. The rest of my hobbies are masculine

 

I'm in Color Guard (the flag performers with marching bands) and that's typically seen as feminine even though plenty of guys are in guard too.