Not being able to do manual jobs/repair things is very feminine things

[Nation]

Foids likes men who knows how to do basic jobs, create things easily and fix everything broken in house.

If you dont know how to put your hands in a broken car it makes you look unmasculine af

 

[Moggie]

Foids likes men who knows how to do basic jobs, create things easily and fix everything broken in house.

If you dont know how to put your hands in a broken car it makes you look unmasculine af

The attention women give you when you fix something for them or teach them something even something simple, ngl when I tell them about keyboard shortcuts like ctrl + f or shift + windows key + arrows to switch window to other screen they give you that look like you are a genius jfl. Even just explaining masculine things or hobbies in a non retarded way, at a party we were watching a match and the girls kept asking about the rules so I explained it to them.

So just be good at teaching, fixing and enjoy male hobbies that arent giga nerdy or aspie.

 

[fauxfox]

Caring about how people view your work is feminine and low T.

I prefer to work a nice, cushiony air-conditioned job rather than get on my knees and repair countless toilets clogged with shit. Who cares how manly you think it is? I don't want back pain at 45 years old.

If I need to repair something I'll just follow a YouTube video.

 

[Wallenberg]

Caring about how people view your work is feminine and low T.

I prefer to work a nice, cushiony air-conditioned job rather than get on my knees and repair countless toilets clogged with shit. Who cares how manly you think it is?

If I need to repair something I'll just follow a YouTube video.

 

[ChristianChad]

True. Imagine needing other men to repair your shit

 

[HerpDerpson]

If Chad it's seen as cute and endearing.

 

[Deleted member 19101]

True. Imagine needing other men to repair your shit

its an analog for being cucked

 

[Nation]

Caring about how people view your work is feminine and low T.

I prefer to work a nice, cushiony air-conditioned job rather than get on my knees and repair countless toilets clogged with shit. Who cares how manly you think it is? I don't want back pain at 45 years old.

If I need to repair something I'll just follow a YouTube video.

No you didnt need that skills for a blue collar job...but you need that skills in real life just to be able to fix somethint with your hands only

 

[freshpeppermint]

It's about showing the girl that you are superior to other men in as many ways as possible (for example: by showing your competence). It makes you stand out and makes you be of higher value in her eyes. You have to be able to demonstrate it though. It doesn't have to be fixing/repairing things, it could be anything you have strong competence in.

Some of the most desired careers out there is being a CEO/Entrepreneur. This is more desirable than being say a carpenter or plumber.

 

[Foreverbrad]

As someone with a lot of deep investment into handy hobbies I can say that foids will probably see anything more than surface level knowledge as unattractive and obsessive.

Changing spark plugs = attractive
Changing a whole engine = weird

Et cetera.

 

[chasingaesthetics]

Caring about how people view your work is feminine and low T.

I prefer to work a nice, cushiony air-conditioned job rather than get on my knees and repair countless toilets clogged with shit. Who cares how manly you think it is? I don't want back pain at 45 years old.

If I need to repair something I'll just follow a YouTube video.

its not about caring its about knowing how to be a man and fix your own stuff, you sound like a right poof writing that and I guarantee my T is higher than yours since its exogenous you nerd

 

[BucketCrab]

Chad can have the most feminine hobbies in existence and girls will think it's cute. Meanwhile, an unattractive guy can be the most masculine, competent and capable man in existence and girls will give exactly 0 shits about him.

Your hobbies/capabilities are always judged under the lens of attractiveness, not masculinity/femininity. Plenty of men who are into artistic things are exceptionally popular with women because they're "sooo sensitive" - being sensitive is a feminine trait. Yet it's somehow super attractive when attractive men display that trait.