I've never been a girly girl, but there's a few things that make me who I am and I have no plans to give up!
...bath bombs/bubble baths. Especially Lush "Lord of Misrule" bombs! Mmm.. lokilicious.
...figure skating. Haven't been in years for pretty much medical reasons, miss it like crazy. Still have my white skates.
...kids movies. Especially animated family movies. Unashamedly LOVED Tangled and Frozen.
...my super-soprano singing voice. It's been wrecked a bit after I got hit in the throat this summer and losing my upper range strength has been devastating. It might be "good practice" for when/if I start T and lose it completely, but that'd probably be one of the things I'm least looking forward to.
Anyone else want to contribute?
...to knit or crochet when I watch TV. I'm too ADHD to sit still and do nothing but watch TV. If I don't crochet or knit, I surf the 'net while I watch TV.
Chris
Knitting -- I taught myself a few years back to distract myself from how miserable I felt. Mostly I swear a lot, but it works anyway [emoji16]
...watching Buffy the vampire slayer tv series and chick flicks.
Kittens. I'm a sucker for little animals, especially kittens.
P.S. I once asked my girlfriend if she thought taking baths was unmanly and she told me about her ex-Marine uncle who likes to take bubble baths to relax sometimes so I think the manliness of bubble baths has been confirmed.
Watching Buffy The Vampire Slayer isn't so much girly so much is so awesome that it's for everyone, no matter your gender. Except the Buffy movie. That movie isn't for anyone. I'm quite sure it's shown to people in prison as a form of torture.
Quote from: PucksWaywardSon on November 13, 2014, 11:02:49 AM
...kids movies. Especially animated family movies. Unashamedly LOVED Tangled and Frozen.
I don't use my son as an excuse to watch kids movies. Nooooo. :icon_google: I'd watch them anyway.
I'm trying to learn how to sew (still not good at it) because it is a useful skill to have especially since I like costumes and eccentric clothing that I can't buy.
Some music that may or may not be girly. I don't actually know.
I still use Dove bar soap most of the time because it makes my skin feel breathable and not tight. I also like scented lotions though I'm trying to stay away from them now lol
There are some cis-dudes that love to sew stuff animals. I'm kinda one of those dudes that like to craft stuff animals when I was younger. The only thing I would consider not manly, that I do now, is just trying to make sure I look good, even if that means I have to shape my eyebrows or hide those really horrible eye bags/dark circles that won't go away under my eyes and making sure I have stylish clothes. I want to look good and presentable no matter what. Yes I use that Dove Soap and also so I kinda like some mini stuff and I really love ferrets. SO WHAT! I'm still manly. XD
kids. i know considering that as unmanly is nonsense when my own dad adores every kid he sets his eyes upon, but the way everyone has interpreted my fondness for the younger kind is not very comforting. but i can't deny that i like kids. they like me too.
I don't view the stuff I do as "unmanly" even if it happens to be activities that are not stereotypical male activities. I think that threads like this, while trying to be fun and light-hearted, are only further perpetuating the stereotypes that "these activities are not man's activities" when really they are if a man is doing them.
Quote from: wheat thins are delicious on November 13, 2014, 01:49:44 PM
I don't view the stuff I do as "unmanly" even if it happens to be activities that are not stereotypical male activities. I think that threads like this, while trying to be fun and light-hearted, are only further perpetuating the stereotypes that "these activities are not man's activities" when really they are if a man is doing them.
Good call :)
Quote from: PucksWaywardSon on November 13, 2014, 11:02:49 AM
...my super-soprano singing voice.
Ditto!
... also, PURPLE is my favourite colour.
... and talking cutsey to my pet rats.
Quote from: wheat thins are delicious on November 13, 2014, 01:49:44 PM
I don't view the stuff I do as "unmanly" even if it happens to be activities that are not stereotypical male activities. I think that threads like this, while trying to be fun and light-hearted, are only further perpetuating the stereotypes that "these activities are not man's activities" when really they are if a man is doing them.
And that reminds me of a pictuere I saw.
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Can't think of anything..
Except for the fact that I know how to cross-stitch (because my mom thought I should learn to several years ago, not because I wanted to learn) though I only very rarely decide to stitch something. I stitched this cute thing for my crush's graduation 3 years ago though.. didn't really help my case though haha.
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I can't really think of anything.
Except sometimes wearing pink underwear (but who cares) and the fact that I love to snuggle up to someone while watching a movie with them. I'm usually little spoon bc I'm a small dude :P.
swirly and sophisticated designs, and my freaking pink cheetah print fuzzy slippers because they are freaking warm and i lvoe them
Quote from: LoriLorenz on November 13, 2014, 02:18:20 PM
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lol That's great.
Someone once showed me a picture that was apparently trying to "insult" a kind of truck driver (chevy vs dodge maybe? I don't care) by showing gay guys have sex against it. I asked if that meant that people who drive those trucks get more sex.
Quote from: Maleth on November 13, 2014, 03:01:08 PMand the fact that I love to snuggle up to someone while watching a movie with them. I'm usually little spoon bc I'm a small dude :P.
Me too when it comes to cuddling while watching a movie with my boyfriend. When we're in bed though, I'm usually the big spoon which is a little awkward because he's bigger than me.
Quote from: wheat thins are delicious on November 13, 2014, 01:49:44 PM
I don't view the stuff I do as "unmanly" even if it happens to be activities that are not stereotypical male activities. I think that threads like this, while trying to be fun and light-hearted, are only further perpetuating the stereotypes that "these activities are not man's activities" when really they are if a man is doing them.
The thread could be better titled, yes. Still fun though.
Oh yeah. I forgot. I'd wear skirts if I knew I'd still get read as a guy while wearing them. I keep forgetting that skirts are seen as feminine.
I tried but didn't feel like a man and really wanted and hoped to see the definitions of "manly" change and be far more inclusive. I tried a bunch of traditional ways to man up and it didn't work. Being strong, a soldier, a dad, a leader, and denying my feelings didn't do jack for my manhood. The gender role stereotypes are just that cultural baggage we have yet to unpack. My hope continues that guys like you will help open more men to a broader range of feeling and being real.
The title certainly wasn't meant to offend... and I did try several iterations before settling on that one. The whole point for me is to remind myself that it IS still OK to unashamedly like this stuff and not drop all the things that make me who I am just because that person turned out (eventually) to be a guy.
I love purple too. Lately I've sort of "fallen back" on green & black which have the joint second place honours because I sort of threw ALL the toys out of the pram when I figured out I was trans*, and as it becomes more solidified in my mind that this is Happening, I'm trying to pick up some of the pieces before they get irretrievably left behind.
Quote from: FriendsCallMeChris on November 13, 2014, 11:15:10 AM
...to knit or crochet when I watch TV. I'm too ADHD to sit still and do nothing but watch TV. If I don't crochet or knit, I surf the 'net while I watch TV.
Ha, another guy here that crafts during shows. Me too. Occasionally I find a show I can actually
watch, but not often. It's not a bad thing, it's being productive.
Some of my interests are stereotypically masculine (e.g. weightlifting - stupid that this is considered a "guy" thing, lifting heavy weights is a healthy activity for women too), some definitely aren't. I drink a lot of tea, including "froo-froo" herbal teas like chamomile. I like cute crap. So does a grizzly-looking older cis guy I know. He will sit and squee for hours at baby animal videos. I go on kicks of baking or cooking. I'm pretty good at cleaning because I got sick of living in a sloppy environment and never being able to find anything, so I learned cleaning/organizational skills online.
Hopefully as time goes on, more people wise up and see things are better when everybody can pursue their interests without all this arbitrary gender role crap.
It's stupid how even cis people's genders will be questioned if they're into the "wrong" things. And of course, trans people get an extra helping of that BS dished up on the plate.
Kitten and puppy jigsaws on my iPad. I also like movies that I am pretty sure aren't at all "manly". And love lesbian icons (Rachel Maddow, etc.).
OTOH, just can't drink fruit teas anymore. They end up tasting floral because I can't taste the really subtle fruit anymore (or actually can't smell them).
Guys keep these coming. :)
--Jay
I often talk to dogs in that high-pitched "coo-y" voice that they love: "Hi Sweetie -- who's a good boy...?"
I don't plan to stop, but it's getting sort of interesting now that my voice is quite a bit lower.
Otherwise, I love to cook for people. It's how my (few) nurturing impulses come out, and I sure as heck don't plan to stop that.
Quote from: PucksWaywardSon on November 13, 2014, 11:02:49 AM
I've never been a girly girl, but there's a few things that make me who I am and I have no plans to give up!
...bath bombs/bubble baths. Especially Lush "Lord of Misrule" bombs! Mmm.. lokilicious.
...figure skating. Haven't been in years for pretty much medical reasons, miss it like crazy. Still have my white skates.
...kids movies. Especially animated family movies. Unashamedly LOVED Tangled and Frozen.
...my super-soprano singing voice. It's been wrecked a bit after I got hit in the throat this summer and losing my upper range strength has been devastating. It might be "good practice" for when/if I start T and lose it completely, but that'd probably be one of the things I'm least looking forward to.
Anyone else want to contribute?
To me you're more of a real man for admitting that you enjoy those things.
I know a guy who would never admit to any of them, but you go to his place, he lives on his own and his bathroom is full of bubble baths, body lotions, creams & facial products.
HA! im such a feminine dude really.
love pink, love frills ( more to look at than actually wear myself), love to crafter and knit and crochet. love being around girls and playing typically games geared towards girls like dating sims and cute games.
it was honestly my hobbies that kept me from persuing transition in the first place then i realized i could have both. be a man and still do what i do. once i realized that I was on my road to transition and haven't looked back.
Baking, cooking, interior decor, doing hair, melty/perler beads, knitting....
I love my insanely bright rainbow shoes and my bizarrely large sock stash. I have a skirt I refuse to throw away because I adore it. I have a large collection of stuffed animals and my bathroom cabinet has an unhealthy amount of hair and skin care products. I also love Halloween and refuse to not cross dress on that day. My makeup stash is mostly for that.
Like Beefxcake above, give my a harvest moon game, animal crossing or a dating simulator and I'm all about it. Tokimeki girls side... I had every outfit thank you very much. Nintendogs, ftw.
I'm totally a femme guy but who cares? I am who I am. I never even thought for a moment I would give up my interests before and I refuse to now. If anything I am pretty amusing to watch according to my husband.
Edit to add: bubble bath and a glass of wine with some soft music, anyone?
Most of the "not traditionally masculine" things I tend to like are TV shows and music. I love musical theatre, Australia's/New Zealand's/America's Next Top Model, Snog/Marry/Avoid, Cher, etc.
I figure this is a bit relevant (not to mention funny):
(Warning: language)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5VliEjyohM (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5VliEjyohM)
Quote from: Kreuzfidel on November 13, 2014, 09:53:46 PM
Most of the "not traditionally masculine" things I tend to like are TV shows and music.
I hadn't even thought about music. I love singers like Alela Diane and MS MR, but as far as I know it's "women's" music. Because music is gendered apparently. I still don't buy that.
My old man who's military through and through loves American idol. He always tells me about who lost and why the audience was wrong.
Quote from: Edge on November 13, 2014, 10:03:37 PM
I figure this is a bit relevant (not to mention funny):
(Warning: language)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5VliEjyohM (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5VliEjyohM)
You need a pain warning too, my friend. I was drinking coffee and I will be smelling it for a week. Who is this guy? That bit is awesome.
Edge - that's fantastic :D
Hehe, I love this thread! Very subversive how we're deconstructing (perceptions of) "masculinity" and "femininity" here [emoji16]
Just googled the story behind the "Mass Mutual" commercial with a special needs child. I taught kids like that and worked with parents. Was happy to learn this was a real mom and kid. Think this my not be too masculine. ;)
--Jay
Crafting, baking, cooking, musical theatre... :p But I don't really consider that unmanly.
And skirts are awesome, I probably will wear some if my body feels better to me. Now it ends up looking strange, because I expect to see a dude in a skirt but I see a femaleshaped body that shouldn't be there.
Long hair maybe, but again that manly as hell! Vikings anyone?
And being emotional, very emotional and sentimental. About movies, songs, books, people...
And maybe wishing I could look like an elf, but they are badass too :D
Quote from: Ayden on November 13, 2014, 10:30:40 PM
You need a pain warning too, my friend. I was drinking coffee and I will be smelling it for a week. Who is this guy? That bit is awesome.
Quote from: PucksWaywardSon on November 13, 2014, 11:55:14 PMEdge - that's fantastic :D
Steve Hughes. Yeah it is. I found it very encouraging when I was dealign with some internalized stuff.
Quote from: NathanielM on November 14, 2014, 05:32:43 AM
And skirts are awesome, I probably will wear some if my body feels better to me. Now it ends up looking strange, because I expect to see a dude in a skirt but I see a femaleshaped body that shouldn't be there.
Same. Men in long skirts are hot in a way I've wanted to emulate and haven't been able to.
Quote from: NathanielM on November 14, 2014, 05:32:43 AMLong hair maybe, but again that manly as hell! Vikings anyone?
There are plenty of metalheads (which is a very masculine focused subculture) with long hair. Myself included. And yes, it is manly as hell. Oddly enough, I pass more with long, straight hair.
Quote from: NathanielM on November 14, 2014, 05:32:43 AMAnd being emotional, very emotional and sentimental.
I have borderline personality disorder. I used to hear/read everywhere that it's diagnosed more often in women, but I think that may be due to sexism. One of the main things is that we're very emotional and have a hard time regulating it.
Quote from: NathanielM on November 14, 2014, 05:32:43 AMAnd maybe wishing I could look like an elf, but they are badass too :D
I do look like an elf. :P The LotR kind anyway aside from being short. It's a bit of a problem for me because I'd rather look a bit more trollish.
One thing I promised myself is that I wouldn't trade one society-created gender box for another. Threads like this help me remember that.
Quote from: Edge on November 14, 2014, 07:50:37 AM
I do look like an elf. :P The LotR kind anyway aside from being short. It's a bit of a problem for me because I'd rather look a bit more trollish.
I've been told I look more like a hobbit :p Short, cute round face, tiny hands... :p I'm hoping the round face will change a little more on T. My psychology teacher endeared himself to me when he said some disorders are diagnosed more in men/women (for instance in guys narcisstic personality disorder) because of sexism :) I'm pretty sure he's right.
I love being the little spoon. :D
Quote from: Jenni on November 13, 2014, 11:48:03 AM
Watching Buffy The Vampire Slayer isn't so much girly so much is so awesome that it's for everyone, no matter your gender. Except the Buffy movie. That movie isn't for anyone. I'm quite sure it's shown to people in prison as a form of torture.
haha people I know think it's a very girly thing to watch but I don't care. I love it and always will haha the movie was hilarious because it was so bad. Way different from the tv series.
Damn, it was actually kinda hard to think about any stuff like this. What does that tell about me? :'D
Anywho... I like listening to certain k-pop (boy) groups a lot and I drool after some of the guys. That would certainly go into the "unmanly" category here or at least it would labelled as gay. Ah well, I'm pretty gay anyway.
Also, certain tv shows like Sex and the City are fun to watch.
I might listen to metal and industrial music when I'm around other people or working out, but when I'm home alone cleaning the house? Probably blasting some Celine Dion and signing my little heart out haha
Haha Aero, your musical taste is like mine. Except I would probably be singing along to Merrill Bainbridge.
So, I don't care if it's not manly, I'm still going to buy/wear this ->-bleeped-<-:
http://www.fanplusfriend.com/classical-lolita-tiered-duel-bustles-jacquard-skirt/
I just bought that and a long curly wig to wear to a friend's party next month. I've officially transitioned from girl dandy to boy lolita. How exciting. Don't hate me plz.
Also, I love dancing. You can't stop me from dancing. (Not all forms of dance are feminine, but...most of the ones I like are.)
I like my stuffed animals.
Quote from: Alexthecat on November 15, 2014, 07:49:42 AM
I like my stuffed animals.
Oh man, me too! I sleep with four stuffed animals in my bed :D
I also sleep with a teddy - though that's actually a practical thing - I'm hypermobile and I'd tend to wake up in the morning with a dead arm (or two!) if my shoulders move around too much in the night and trap something. So cuddling up with my build-a-bear (well y'know, if you're gonna do it PROPERLY... plus it's a good way to get an overstuffed toy that you like) pretty much helps keep my arms where they're meant to be. :)
I sleep with a security blanket. I think in my case it's an abuse survivor thing.
Quote from: Edge on November 15, 2014, 10:27:34 AM
I sleep with a security blanket. I think in my case it's an abuse survivor thing.
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i have a pillow pet that my grandmother gave me before she passed away, and i sleep with it every night. It's like keeping the family who didint abuse me alive i guess, i need it to sleep unless my GF is around, then ses my security blanket.
Flowers, or just gardening in general. ;)
Haven't done it in a while but can't say I don't miss it!
I have a pretty big ragdoll to sleep with. Got it when I was about 1 and starting sleeping with it again when I was in a bad place at 13. Until I get a human replacement he'll have to do :) Cuddles are very manly :p
Anyone else really like candles??
i absolutely love them, they warm up my room which is constantly freezing and make it smell good, but for some reason i feel like its not the "manly" type of thing, but then again i said i wasnt gonna change who i was to fit my gender so they are staying no matter what.
Quote from: Orangaline on November 15, 2014, 04:47:43 PM
Anyone else really like candles??
i absolutely love them, they warm up my room which is constantly freezing and make it smell good, but for some reason i feel like its not the "manly" type of thing, but then again i said i wasnt gonna change who i was to fit my gender so they are staying no matter what.
Both me and my girlfriend got really excited when we found a candle for our flat that we both agreed on the smell of.
I never really had candles before because it wasn't a priority thing to spend my money on, but I'd say that somewhere isn't a practical place without a candle, you never know when there might be a storm and the electricity goes off, and then what are you going to do?
hmmm...everything about me :P?
love lady gaga, pastel colored shorts, doing my hair everyday and getting it cut regularly to look fabulous ;) , watching 'children's films' , the colors pink n purple, excessive cute spirit hoods collection, going shopping for new shirts, pants and bowties :) ... nice smelling fragrances and flowers.
I'm not really sure about this whole "manly" business as more so appropriate terms maybe masculine and feminine? as they wouldn't apply liking something makes you less of a man...but thats just a fleeting cautious thought :)
Quote from: Orangaline on November 15, 2014, 04:47:43 PM
Anyone else really like candles??
i absolutely love them, they warm up my room which is constantly freezing and make it smell good, but for some reason i feel like its not the "manly" type of thing, but then again i said i wasnt gonna change who i was to fit my gender so they are staying no matter what.
I forgot about candles, I really like them too. I find them comforting. It seems that a lot of guys like candles because there are a lot of "manly" ones out there that have scents like leather, tobacco, bourbon, whiskey and firewood not to mention the bacon scented ones.
Quote from: Contravene on November 15, 2014, 07:07:42 PM
I forgot about candles, I really like them too. I find them comforting. It seems that a lot of guys like candles because there are a lot of "manly" ones out there that have scents like leather, tobacco, bourbon, whiskey and firewood not to mention the bacon scented ones.
XD AHAHAHA you jus reminded me of something my grandpa told me, but im pretty sure its not okay to post here so im keeping it to myself, just know you made my day all over again XD
I'm surprised to hear that candles are a feminine thing. My dad and husband have been crazy for candles for as long as I've known them. I guess it depends on the scent!
Quote from: Gothic Dandy Luca on November 15, 2014, 11:30:11 PM
I'm surprised to hear that candles are a feminine thing. My dad and husband have been crazy for candles for as long as I've known them. I guess it depends on the scent!
They aren't, but society is dead set on labeling certain things and activities in certain ways.
Yesterday someone posted about the tiny homes movement. They're so cute. I know I couldn't really live in one for more than a month, but still... here's the link: http://tinyhouseblog.com/
Okay another thing, lesbian music groups.
--Jay
Even though i'm not Muslim or Orthodox Jewish, I love hijabs and michpachats.
I also love long skirts and (occasionally) high-heeled boots. Oh, and I love miniskirts. I think that even if I did decide to transition, i'd still wear a miniskirt to family parties. I knew a crossdresser who only crossdressed at parties, and it seemed to work out well for him.
My favorite color is pastel pink, pfff. I want to fill my closet with it, and everything around me, tbh.
Quote from: Madison Bennett on November 16, 2014, 07:19:39 PM
Even though i'm not Muslim or Orthodox Jewish, I love hijabs and michpachats.
I also love long skirts and (occasionally) high-heeled boots. Oh, and I love miniskirts. I think that even if I did decide to transition, i'd still wear a miniskirt to family parties. I knew a crossdresser who only crossdressed at parties, and it seemed to work out well for him.
When I was living "in between" I would occasionally wear a Utilikilt to parties. They are made in Seattle and worn by everyone and are kind of a manly skirt to some observers.
Quote from: Maleth on November 15, 2014, 06:51:52 AM
Little spoons unite!
I'm bigger than my gf, and when we do this she calls me her "teddy bear", which I think is marginally manlier lol
+1 Lady Gaga, also tiny functional things, cooking and gardening if those count
There's quite a bit of not traditionally masculin things I'm fond of.
- cats, kittens, famous Internet cats like lil bub, cats on YouTube vids and cat gifs
- gardening. I've designed and built a couple gardens and rock gardens in my once barren yard. Planted trees too did all my own landscaping.
- all of my tattoos (full sleeve, upper back, chest ) are all birds and plant life/flower themed. The birds do range tho from little wrens and humming birds to Falcons and Ravens (those are slightly more "manly" birds heh)
- I like shopping for clothes and shoes men's fashions of course but I love style and nice fancy things I guess.
Quote from: Maleth on November 15, 2014, 06:51:52 AM
Little spoons unite!
Isn't it natural for spoons to... spoon? ;D
Quote from: Devu on November 16, 2014, 07:25:29 PM
My favorite color is pastel pink, pfff. I want to fill my closet with it, and everything around me, tbh.
I love pastel pink too! And Tessa, I have a really cool kilt with chains on it and stuff. I, like, never wear it but really should. And Morgan, cats are awesome. So's gardening, but I suck at that. :P And flowers are cool no matter what your gender is.
I'm still a purple fanatic.
Beyonce.
I still like...
-Fingerless gloves
-Candles
-Nail polish
-Lotions (anything vanilla scented is great)
-Wearing girls jeans (Arizona bootcut and American Eagle skinny and kick boot are my favorites)
-Shopping
- Pop music. My guilty pleasure. As a typically "rough and tough metalhead" guy this is my extremely guilty pleasure.
- I'm pretty obsessed with aesthetics. I mean for quite a few years now I've stopped working out so I need to get back to where I was, but I've always been kind of vain. Not necessarily a girl thing, but if I were to say "I feel fat" to my brother he'd tell me I was acting like a fairy princess and not to worry about it, lol.
- Love. I'm a pathetically hopeless romantic. Like if someone posts some lovey drivel in a poem or statement I'll probably dig it. I'm all about the romantic gestures too. I mean I bent down and gave my ex a claddagh ring as if I was proposing to her to ask her out.... a bit much? Yea probably, still made her cry and hug me though.
Uhhh I know theres other more specific than this crap stuff but be damned if i can remember it right now...
Quote from: populaceintwox on November 30, 2014, 01:00:50 AM
-Fingerless gloves
Where are fingerless gloves seen as not manly?
Quote from: wheat thins are delicious on November 30, 2014, 10:17:31 AM
Where are fingerless gloves seen as not manly?
Haha, I was thinking exactly this :p I feel supermanly with fingerless gloves on :D Just more proof that there really is no such thing as 'manly' it's all cultural and personal.
Cats! ;D
My diamond necklace. Gift from my mom though. I wouldn't ever really go out and buy jewelry.
A friend of mine told me to ditch my backpack if I wanted to go for a more masculine look... but who cares I like my cute kiddish backpack (that doesn't really fit anything but a couple of notebooks...)
My engagement ring, anniversary sapphire necklace and earrings.
Also, the Harvest Moon games. I will totally make my character a trans guy so I can marry the bachelors.
Nothing is cuter than having a guy confess something like that and then blush.
Keep it up <3
musicals!
Quote from: GnomeKid on December 03, 2014, 07:50:57 PM
musicals!
I've spent the morning singing numbers from Chicago. Have you been spying on me?? ;P