Are my Hobbies More Masculine or Feminine???

slightly feminine:

-swimming (unless competitive in which case neutral)

-photography

-running (again unless quite competitive)

-reading

neutral:

-live music

-journaling (would have been feminine if you described it as a diary)

slightly masculine:

-trail running

very masculine:

-weights

-archery

-bowling

-fishing

-Atheism

Definitely lean strongly towards masculine but you have a good mix and seem open towards either.

"Atheism"

Huh? I consider myself an Atheist also, but I wouldn't consider it a hobby. That seems odd.

"so Raddish, what do you do for fun?"

"Oh you know, little bit of this and that. Swimming, archery, not believing in god."

freewws wrote:

Huh? I consider myself an Atheist also, but I wouldn't consider it a hobby. That seems odd.

As whacked out as it is, he's far from alone.

freewws wrote:

"Atheism"

Huh? I consider myself an Atheist also, but I wouldn't consider it a hobby. That seems odd.

"so Raddish, what do you do for fun?"

"Oh you know, little bit of this and that. Swimming, archery, not believing in god."

It could be that DEBATING is his hobby and that he has particular interest in debating against theists. That's all I can figure...that or he's a dirty little troll.

How bowling is more masculine than running is beyond me.

Your post has nothing to do with your hobbies or your masculinity. It is merely another spineless, cheap shot at those who are not athiests.

Whether your hobbies are masculine or feminine is immaterial. You are spineless. Stand for something or you'll fall for anything.

We need pics. Your gender would be described as indeterminate from the list of your hobbies alone. For example, if you wear a goatee you might be mistaken as sexually confused especially from the vantage of being an atheist who journals.

weights once a week is not enough, moron

Democrat????

Your hobbies suggest you are a male, but only a beta male.

If you want to be more alpha you should take out photography & journaling and add slaying chicks, fighting and eating red meat

Do you wear a fedora as well?

Nothing inherently masculine or feminine about those things

Atheism is a very good hobby.

Weary wrote:

Atheism is a very good hobby.

If you want to be miserable maybe. LOL

Wall Street Journal - 5 keys to a happy life:

-Consider marrying young

-Learn how to recognize your soul mate

-Eventually stop fretting about fame and fortune

-Take religion seriously

-Watch 'Groundhog Day' repeatedly

Weary wrote:

Atheism is a very good hobby.

I like to Atheism for a few hours on Saturday night; maybe a few minutes on weeknights if I have a chance.

Atheists are quite happy. And you think I'd look to The Wall Street Journal for guidance in being happy?

I do take religion seriously. As serious myth.

Y'know, it wouldn't shock me at all to learn that god-believers, on average, *are* happier than atheists--even putting aside quibbles about how "happiness" is defined. This seems like a completely plausible outcome.

[I do note that, on average, believers may be more prone to depression:

http://www.cbc.ca/newsblogs/yourcommunity/2013/09/religious-believers-more-depressed-than-atheists-study.html

And we know that atheists are less likely to divorce--but whether that would make them happier is an open question!

http://www.opposingviews.com/i/religion/atheist-marriages-last-longer-christian-marriages-research-says#

]

However, as the man said: "The fact that a believer is happier than a skeptic is no more to the point than the fact that a drunken man is happier than a sober one." - George Bernard Shaw

http://atheistempire.com/greatminds/greatest.php

Whoa, Brah, Trail Running is a feminine thing. Ok brah?

I get blumpkins almost every day. Did I mention that I am alone during said blumpkin?

Xfit_guy_the_real_1 wrote:

weights once a week is not enough, moron