Hmm. Let's see.
Home theater/movies "man cave"
Work- IT Engineer

Those are the biggies.

My tiny condo is a mix of both male and female stereotypes.

Definitely had to make an effort to balance out the electronics and movie posters with artwork, some furniture decorations.


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I never had any stereotypical male hobbies.  Once I tried getting into car repair.  My car repairs cost me well over $1000 to fix at the dealer and my car never ran right again.  So, I pretty much sucked at that.  My only two hobbies now are my aquarium and running.


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Gardening, if that's stereotypically a hobby for women.

Music,

I can successfully repair cars, even modern ones.. but this was due to pressure all my life to work with Dad and well you end up learning what you dont.. and wanting to fit in.

I am also very good with woodwork tools as well, i like this atm somewhat but not my drive.

Me its music, games and i soo want to get into gardening.. for years i made a thing about it, when i actually never minded it.

Punk rock & metal
Muscle cars
Bikes (especially Harley Sportsters & Triumphs)

Anything gunpowder! 

All I can think of is I still enjoy shopping and fashion.

Ballet- it's stereotypically feminine but most people don't know that for a few centuries only men could dance ballet. Women weren't allowed until much later. I don't dance, just watch.

I also have a collection of decorative eggs I think that might be kind of feminine some of them are very feminine looking. They were all souvenirs I picked up at gift shops or gifts that people gave me and are unique.

I'm not really sure... drama? That's something guys do as well so I guess not stereotypical.

I could say arts related things like sculpting/metal crafting but they are no longer hobbies but my profession... and again, guys do them too.

Cooking? Yeah, I like to cook my own stuff and I like it to taste decent. 90% of the guys I know will avoid bothering or can't cook for crap. And it's so easy. I wouldn't say I love it or that it's a hobby, but it's pretty satisfying. Or maybe I'm just a picky eater.

Denver Broncos football.
DIY.
Tools.

Amateur (aka ham) radio.  I don't that the opportunity much these days, but I still enjoy it

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Quote from: Denise on January 04, 2017, 08:48:38 AM
Amateur (aka ham) radio.  I don't that the opportunity much these days, but I still enjoy it

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Another one here.  Amateur Extra, President of a 70 member amateur radio club associated with a city fire department, Lead Examiner for our One Day Ham Class program, Instructor for another series of amateur radio license classes, and a traveling lecturer, going to various ham clubs and organizations to give technical presentations, mostly a series on "Physics and Radio" that I've been working on.

You know, an overachiever NERD.    Going for bonus Life Experience points by transitioning in front of everyone.    A girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do.

(My therapist was originally pushing me to get a part-time job while doing the RLE so I would have social contact and not sit around in the apartment being a recluse.  I had to tell her I didn't have TIME for a job. )


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Drawing cartoony cute animals is probably seen as girly by some people

I also like cute cartoons and animation in general

I also am a bit of a romantic and in my younger years liked reading novels, watching tv shows, movies, or writing fanfiction with a bit of romantic flair...this is pretty cringey to me now because its just so girly. Ive never been as adamant on romance as the stereotypical girl seemed to be, though. Mainly it was a teenager phase.

I like pink as a color, and generally  will like feminine or cutesy designs

I love, love, LOVE the color pink! I also like a lot of feminine clothing/accessories.

Cooking - I really enjoy cooking, obviously anyone of any gender can cook but people often see it traditionally as a "female" thing.

Sandra Bullock - I really like Sandra Bullock movies and the kind of cheesy comedies she does.

Washing dishes - I often enjoy washing dishes and find it kind of cathartic

Never really thought about my hobbies as a gender thing. My hobbies, past and present, I keep(well, kept aquariums),  I fish, do car repair, cook, garden, wood work (mainly cut outs of flowers and butterflies that I paint with my daughters to hang on the privacy fence), tried painting, I crotchet (about to start a blanket for my youngest daughter). I like trying artsy craft type things, but I'm not good, I just like trying them out. Except for my Winter Centerpiece, that's good enough strangers have offered me money for. I like reading and playing games. Might try stained glass soon, but I hear that is a pane. 

Quote from: alienbodybuilder on January 02, 2017, 08:22:45 PM

I also have a collection of decorative eggs I think that might be kind of feminine some of them are very feminine looking. They were all souvenirs I picked up at gift shops or gifts that people gave me and are unique.

A friend of the family has a Faberge Egg. I saw it when I was 10 or so, about 35 years ago. It was beautiful. I wish I knew what happened to it.

Quote from: vanderpn on January 04, 2017, 08:03:16 PM
I love, love, LOVE the color pink! I also like a lot of feminine clothing/accessories.

Always wanted a Barbie pink Dodge Dart/Demon or Plymouth Duster. Also the 70 Superbee (one of the few fans).

Working on my cars,
I have quiet a colection of classics already.

I love drawing,getting my hair dyed and nails painted - I also have a love for cuddly toys lol also fashion


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Quote from: big kim on January 11, 2017, 01:54:38 AM
Always wanted a Barbie pink Dodge Dart/Demon or Plymouth Duster. Also the 70 Superbee (one of the few fans).

I had a 72 Dodge Dart Demon 340. Orange w/black top. Best console going. Take my word for it. Used to cruise Whittier Blvd. My first wife loved it. It was fast, it was cool, it was also a lemon. Dented intake manifold kept ruining the engine. Had the engine rebuilt 3 times before finding out and getting rid of it in 77.

Had a red 68 340 Dart which was a real tyre burner. Mopar build quality was unfortunately good one/bad one for many years. My friend had a 68 Roadrunner which was terminally rusty at just 6 years old