What is something you like that is generally considered feminine or "for girls"?

[+ 7829V]

Sometimes when I sit I cross my legs.

[+ 7829V]

When I was a kid (in Mexico) I always wanted to play the game in the video below (we used to call it RESORTE), but it was considered ONLY for girls.

So I never tried it

 

Admin Note: Video with children removed.

Edited February 26, 2021 by Cooper

[+ honcho]

When I was a lad (think late 1950's) and my dad was trying to get me used to the taste of alcohol as something that business-folk had to indulge in to be socially competent, I sampled some Bailey's Irish Cream. He kind of frowned a bit and said "That's a lady's drink".

 

I still like Baileys

[Rudynate]

When I was a lad (think late 1950's) and my dad was trying to get me used to the taste of alcohol as something that business-folk had to indulge in to be socially competent, I sampled some Bailey's Irish Cream. He kind of frowned a bit and said "That's a lady's drink".

 

I still like Baileys

 

 

I worried a lot about what I was going to do when I was older because I only liked girlie drinks like bacardis and daiquiris. I shouldn't have worried. As I matured I learned to like beer, scotch and gin and shots of tequila and schnapps. I used to flinch when my younger brother would order a whisky sour before dinner. It was a habit he learned from my mother and never outgrew.

[craigville beach]

When I was a lad (think late 1950's) and my dad was trying to get me used to the taste of alcohol as something that business-folk had to indulge in to be socially competent, I sampled some Bailey's Irish Cream. He kind of frowned a bit and said "That's a lady's drink".

 

I still like Baileys

 

great over some vanilla ice cream

[The_Impeccable_G]

Opera. I like opera and I read somewhere that it is a gay thing. I don't like stereotypes and don't care, but I see the point. You have to be gay to enjoy listening to the screaming diva queen.

[mike carey]

I rarely watch much commercial TV so although this ad has been around for almost 12 months, at least on YouTube, I hadn't seen it before. In a way befitting this thread it does a nice job of shattering a stereotype.

 

Edited February 25, 2021 by mike carey

[KrisParr]

Opera. I like opera and I read somewhere that it is a gay thing. I don't like stereotypes and don't care, but I see the point. You have to be gay to enjoy listening to the screaming diva queen.

 

I was in a few operas in college as part of the chorus - yes, there were many gays in the company, but there were a lot of M/F hookups going on. Alas, a few men I considered approaching turned out to be heavily involved with the ladies. My gaydar was still in its developmental state.

[+ WilliamM]

British soap opera Hollyoaks, especially PC George Kiss

[Rudynate]

Opera. I like opera and I read somewhere that it is a gay thing. I don't like stereotypes and don't care, but I see the point. You have to be gay to enjoy listening to the screaming diva queen.

 

 

If you go to a performance of the San Francisco Opera, the audience will belie the notion that opera is a gay thing. Plenty of gays, yes, but I would say more straight than gay.

[+ 7829V]

Color coordinating clothes, belt, socks. ?

[jonnychgo]

1.) Fresh cut flowers.

2.) The color pink

3.) Floral patterned linens/towels, etc.

4) Interested in traditionally more feminine crafts such as sewing, needlepoint, knitting/crocheting.

[+ IronMaus]

1. Empathy

2. Patience

3. Hitachi Magic Wand

[CuriousByNature]

When I was a lad (think late 1950's) and my dad was trying to get me used to the taste of alcohol as something that business-folk had to indulge in to be socially competent, I sampled some Bailey's Irish Cream. He kind of frowned a bit and said "That's a lady's drink".

 

I still like Baileys

My father was always embarrased if I ordered a non-alcoholic Shirley Temple, rather than the Roy Rogers. To me the Shirley Temple tasted better and the added bonus was pissing off my father.