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[@andrewmcbride798]

Tomboy are the best My daughter is a tomboy and married. She went for a man that can fix things just like her dad..love my son-in-law

[@roliver3165]

Married 18 years and one of the best feelings is the pride/appreciation I see in my father in laws eyes knowing how well I take care of his daughter and grandchildren.

[@jeremyjd436]

how can people talk about their daughter this way

[@jeremyjd436]

@Milkshakake you missed my point "my daughter is a tomboy"

[@jaykahn8317]

​@@jeremyjd436 how can't they their tomboy daughter is perfect gonna grow up to be a good women and able to handle herself unlike another of these other girls

[@CYKG2023]

How I want my daughters to be with a great man and married happily:) congrats!

[@krail5500]

Single father raised 3 daughters. My youngest has pulled and rebuilt her engine, the middle is a boot wearing girl who is confident, and the first is a Sergeant in the army. They are all feminine in the right ways, but can handle themselves...so proud.

[@thefmom1711]

Good job!!!

[@krail5500]

@@thefmom1711 absolutely my pleasure. So blessed!

[@Luke_chux]

Well done brother, u sound like a good dad 👍

[@AlphaXVIgames]

Good job dude that’s awesome

[@AllstarFail]

How the fk did you do it???

[@necrosteel5013]

Tomboys that are humble have truly understood the strength and responsibility that a man must embody.

[@nox7638]

​@@kingsly3690 Why do you think that they don't dye their hair?

[@andrewmcbride798]

@@kingsly3690 you got it right

[@tyheviadavis2807]

Yes we do 🥰

[@necrosteel5013]

@@nox7638 because they aren't stupid? And have decent sense of style, unnaturally coloured hair only works in anime, it looks horrendous in real life.

[@nox7638]

@@necrosteel5013 I think colored hair looks great, maybe it's a matter of taste. Also not every lesbian has clored hair, it's so stereotypical thinking.

[@Dragonflyfairy789]

My daddy taught me that a man should take care of you, but you also need to know how to take care of yourself.

[@JamesBrown42069]

I like that answer.

[@bbbbbbb51]

He taught you responsibility.

[@davidrodgers9558]

Ok... So you don't have to take care of him and his need .. right.??.. that's what you said..

[@strhaivenswr]

He failed you

[@mr.satanas206]

@@strhaivenswr how tho

[@claireshaw5460]

I was a tomboy and i was taught to love men and cherish their values but don’t depend on them to always be there

[@ADragonFruit440]

Solid advice

[@Pucahhkids]

W woman right here, during middle school, we used to play football, American football, basketball so much and there were 2 tomboys, we enjoyed so much playing with them, they were the only girls we could play a little rough but not too rough with.

[@claireshaw5460]

@@Pucahhkids i love sports i was a basketball girl for sure

[@_Kayla_]

​@@Pucahhkids as a tomboy, I can confirm they absolutely loved playing football with you guys. There's nothing better than a good, real game of whichever sport you enjoy.

[@Pucahhkids]

@@_Kayla_ For real

[@ratgirlprepper3640]

Yes! I was climbing trees, playing in the mud, taught to change my oil, taught build things. I was taught how not need a man when one wasn't around but how to lean on a man when they were around because a good man wants to help you.

[@moelester3434]

Man this warms my heart. There’s still good women out there.

[@Julie-sm9mq]

Absolutely! I was a daddy girl and he is a retired coal miner. He was and still is my best friend. Taught me how to shoot a gun, change a tire and oil, but I’m totally a girly girl lol

[@josedanielrodriguez1126]

Good thinking

[@ibrahim_-_-_]

Perfect

[@yayag.8990]

Nothing wrong with a girl who doesn't want to play in the mud or change tires lol

[@Razorpig378]

I absolutely love Tomboys. Especially country Tomboys. They can hunt, fish, and love you like nobody else, and they are more faithful than any city girl I've ever met.

[@andrewmcbride798]

A man to that

[@kellycrawford4145]

Absolutely. Grandpa only had granddaughters so...he taught us his wilderness skills.

[@lidiagizaw3828]

u losers complain about women being too masculine so cant have it both ways

[@impulse_able]

💓😎

[@Craig.i2.g4y]

As a tomboy from the philippines i said we need to bring more tomboys

[@impressme7991]

My dad was with my mom till he passed away, I have 3 older brothers. I loved being included in all the "boy" things they did. They taught me to shoot, to climb, to build and to be tough. I can put on jeans and a t and paint the house or wear a dress and dance. Married going on 18 yrs. Dad's and brother's are important. Nuclear family is so important

[@markwillard1639]

It's the glue that holds a functioning society together.

[@LoLaSn]

Sounds like a proper, loving family

[@krail5500]

My youngest called me the other day asking what grit of sandpaper to use for something...oooohh, so proud!

[@othiq1077]

Tomboy here, been married 20 years and still going strong.

[@suenoble3300]

Proud of you! ♥️

[@michellerocco4932]

​@@suenoble3300 married 36 years!

[@inthewindago]

I’m a tomboy. I can build a shed, fix the lawn mower. I replace the taps and rebuild the drains, when it’s needed. I also have not worn pants in over 5 years! I even wear a skirt while hunting. I enjoy wearing makeup, and dressing feminine. I cook elaborately meals for my family, and am always the shoulder one can come cry on. Being a tomboy to me, means getting to enjoy the best of both worlds!

[@samuraibeastwarrior2886]

do you like the video game Grand Theft Auto

[@destroythewoke4045]

Because tomboys have something more than just her looks. An actual personality.

[@scarymoose558]

stereotypes rlly infecting you rn. youre literally spitting out recycled garbage you heard off the internet

[@YouHaveACoolUserName]

@@scarymoose558 dog, I feel like they said such a generic statement I have no clue why you’d think they’re recycling things they’ve heard before. You just need to meet like 1-2 tomboys in your life to understand and agree with the statement. How confusing

[@scarymoose558]

@@YouHaveACoolUserName because how is saying that tomboys have a personality, whereas other girls only have looks and no personality, a generic statement and not a stereotype of a teenage girl.

[@YouHaveACoolUserName]

@@scarymoose558 woah woah woah there nobody ever said (nor insinuated) that other girls ONLY have looks and no personality. He was simply saying that there is more to a girl which is desirable to men: and that is personality. And tomboys just tend to have more personality than other girls. If you’d stop yourself from getting offended for one second, you’d be able to see more clearly. But since you like to get upset about it- you make these weird assumptions about what this person meant.

[@Aryzo]

It's a stupid name tbh. Calling more masculine girls boys. No wonder we have all those witches running around

[@luthaeris1]

Tomboys were the most fun people. Less drama, and they always know what they want. Love em

[@kamkai_johan]

Agreed 👍

[@mrperfectlyswift]

😂😂pick me girls

[@Anahi1991]

Exactly. I’m feminine but I can change my own damn tire. Not because I don’t NEED men, but because I live in Houston and waiting on AAA or my man who may be at work ain’t practical. My dad taught me. Still a woman tho 💅🏿

[@Windows7x]

What is AAA

[@Anahi1991]

@@Windows7x That company that has insurance and roadside assistance that you call when you pop a tire of get stalled somewhere lol. I’ve had to on occasion back when I didn’t have a spare 🤷🏿‍♀️

[@chaty9903]

More power to ya. Now this is real independence! Not the "empowered" bullcrap. A bit of know-how can really increase confidence and go a long way.

[@chimichurri2612]

But a black woman, ouch. Disgusting

[@ChaoticWatcher]

​@@Anahi1991not me thinking they just were talking about AAA as in batteries- like triple A batteries-

[@HagakureJunkie]

I’m courting a girl who is very tomboyish, she is strong, has wins in muay thai and is very good at her job. She is also an excellent cook, cares deeply about the people around her and refuses to wear anything that shows off her body in a demeaning way. Despite her rough exterior surface, she is very feminine

[@AshleyMintz]

My dad wasn’t present but my grandfather was like a father figure. Also, for a while I was the only girl around three boys so I definitely was a tomboy. I attract masculine men and I think part of the reason for that is the fact that my brothers, even though they would let me join in on whatever they were doing that was considered masculine, were very protective of me.

[@joshs2655]

My wife was a tomboy in highschool (she still is) but I remember we would go do all kinds of wild stuff together like paint balling and hunting and there was never any drama like there was with the other non tomboy girls I dated. Tomboys are just fun to be around and I’m so happy I was blessed with being able to marry a country girl!

[@krail5500]

Country Girls...God Bless America!

[@justinglock20]

A tomboy is so much more attractive than a snooty princess that won't get her hands dirty.

[@raccoonblurryface1246]

& that's me uwu

[@St.Raptor]

​@@raccoonblurryface1246 ... I... I doubt that

[@St.Raptor]

Ok seriously tho ... Where they at? I wanna wife one.

[@raccoonblurryface1246]

@@St.Raptor why, uh? do u know me even? lol i am girl who doesn't have a problem with getting my hands dirty ;)

[@LILREMAlNS]

​@@raccoonblurryface1246 you're probably a 4/10

[@jimmysmits6175]

I married a tomboy, we may fight like hell in our marriage, but love just as hard. She has love my ass when I had nothing and I do everything in the world to repay her for that support and loyalty she shows

[@davevid9111]

bruh

[@LuckyGhoul]

This is such a sweet video an all the comments warm my heart 🥰 I am a tomboy and proud of it

[@hippityhoppitybobby7315]

Ikkrr!!! The cmnts r so amazing😁....coz usually such "masculine" "feminine" shorta have a lot of toxicity.

[@raunchyNO]

There is nothing more feminine as a tomboy. They don't fake. And are confident.

[@Periwinkle_bunny]

So preppy women fake themselves..Ultimate pick me spotted

[@raunchyNO]

@@Periwinkle_bunny 🤣 bless your heart. Feeling a bit insecure do you? Nobody cares. 🤣 now grow up and do something intelligent for once. Now get!

[@mrperfectlyswift]

😂😂

[@Periwinkle_bunny]

@@mrperfectlyswift tombois are litteraly gay 😭💀

[@josue7628]

​@Periwinkle_bunny Fr

[@bckazee]

I was a huge tomboy as a girl. I can fix cars, I played sports, I know how use tools, I can defend myself, and I know I don't have to diminish myself in any way to make people like me. I've been with my husband for 12 years. My dad was very involved in my life.

[@liammaxsmama]

I was a tomboy and still am to a certain degree. I can make Thanksgiving dinner from scratch and mow the grass with zero issues. I do most of the traditional female roles at home and DH does most of the traditional male roles, but the beauty of our teamwork is that, we’re both skilled and willing to step outside of our normal roles to get the job done. I was the oldest child, a tomboy, and an ugly duckling all rolled into one. Happily married for 16 years this coming June.

[@jchis9852]

Atta girl!

[@1991macie]

yes, one day I didn't feel like doing housework, so I mowed the grass instead. My husband came home, thinking he needed to mow the grass, but he really didn't want to. it was a good day to switch roles.

[@sully199]

Yup 100%. My wife is as feminine as the come, her dad owned an appliance repair business and she use to help him when she was a kid. Best wife’s are those Tom boys. 24 years togeather

[@sully199]

My wife only has a few female friends, she is very selective. She does not like the High School drama that most women bring with them.

[@seanceknowles2911]

@@sully199 your wife is my kind of friend. I can count how many friends I have in one hand. Those I keep close. I do have acquaintances, but that’s what they are.

[@sully199]

@@seanceknowles2911 she and I are very luck our paths crossed, I love her as much today as when I met her.

[@thefmom1711]

Congratulations

[@emmyh7631]

Damn I’d consider myself a tomboy and this actually rlly hit home for me. I have never questioned my gender or sexuality even tho a lot of my interests and hobbies are considered more masculine. With that being said obviously with recent woke culture alot of girls similar to me are being told that they are born in the wrong body or that they are gay. Hearing all this didn’t make question anything it just made me a little bit insecure about being a tomboy bc ppl would just assume that I am a lesbian or trans person. It’s just nice to hear someone affirm my femininity through my interests that and not just tell me that I was born in the wrong body

[@slothofastudent]

Tomboy here, I do all the manual labor I can handle ask for help when necessary. Can hang with the dudes and girls with no drama. Still take care of myself and do my own thing.

[@michaelusswisconsin6002]

Nice

[@dylannbee7487]

I grew up a Tomboy with no father. I taught myself to just value people, and treat the people you meet in life that are genuine like jewels, because they are hard to come by. That’s a part of life as female or male. If you haven’t learned that, then there’s much you gotta evaluate about yourself and learn.

[@john_pr2]

Boys, make yourself a Godly man then wait patiently for a Godly women.

[@jchis9852]

Best advice I'm seen on the internet in a long time. ✝️👍🏻😎

[@cypher7031]

Based af

[@anthonymah7075]

Now that I think about it. All the biggest tomboys I grew up around got married soonest

[@saltymonke3682]

true, we had this most tomboyish girl in our HS. Married to a fighter pilot when she's at the 2nd year of college. The soonest of all, we're all shocked lol

[@adelhelma6015]

@@saltymonke3682 would lose to hear more context here! She seems really cool. What qualities made her tomboyish? Was it the way she dressed or talked or?

[@saltymonke3682]

@@adelhelma6015 she can take boys joke and even joking with us with no sensitive hard feeling, female basketball team captain as I remember, dress modestly because in our HS system we have uniform, she's good in sport and ofc, short hair.

[@ezzy2195]

the real question is did they stay married?

[@anthonymah7075]

@@ezzy2195 longest of those marriages is 12 years, so far so good.

[@elinfelicia382]

Usually I tend to be more physically attracted to masculine men, but I also have a soft spot for those that I can see genuine and caring emotions from. Usually the two doesn’t go hand in hand sadly.

[@02nightowl]

the appeal of a tomboy is also the fact that they seem to understand guys more than princess women

[@alexgomez6723]

Do you know this for a fact or are you just regurgitating typical fantasy projection?

[@TekGalen]

Real tomboys, as described in the video, are a rarity these days and a blessing when found

[@melissaabbey]

I agree. I’m a tomboy with 4 amazing boys. We relate to men but like being feminine too. Love sports and working with our hands. It’s a great balance

[@christopherlikes4400]

All hail tomboys because at least they can understand a guy when he's trying to say something nice and not condescending.

[@Nexussxz]

I ain't gonna worship a tomboy, they're just as bad as femboys

[@christopherlikes4400]

@@Nexussxz No femboy's are boys that act like girls so when you ask them where they want to eat they can't give you a answer just like normal women do. Where as again a tomboy acts like one of the guys you ask her where would you like to go eat her answer is what were you thinking, you then suggest something she then says I'm down. Then you go eat.

[@Pink_pr1ncess]

Tomboys are very condescending lol

[@helenmcguire]

Well said. I do most of the DIY in our house, my husband bakes! I feel feminine and he's masculine. It's not a competition, it's respecting each others strengths and weaknesses and helping each other be better people. Hang in there guys, we're not all narcissistic idiots!!

[@waylonbogle8817]

This made me feel better about how I'm raising my girl. She is my little fishing buddy she loves the outdoors and helping work on the cars and whatever else. I was worried I was ruining her.

[@krail5500]

She'll thank you someday my man!

[@leeh5307]

I grew up with brothers so I'm a tomboy. Had heaps of my school guy friends hanging out at our house with their 50cc motorcycles back in the day. Wasn't interested in anything but their friendship and they respected that. Married my (now late ) husband at 24 (met when I was 19) and he was my first. I 'worshipped' him and despite me remaining a tomboy, I loved dressing up beautifully for him and spoiling him in ways he wanted. I can do basic mechanical work on a vehicle (taught by my dad), do basic plumbing, diy and work out in the garden. I was an active mom, taking my son on hikes ect after he's dad passed away. Now I am so happy to see my son found himself a very similar girl from a non western society. Pretty, nurturing, respectful but definitely a tomboy. I'm in my mid 50s and enjoy things like skateboarding and I meet guys at the skatepark of all ages and it's great to be in that privileged position to connect with guys of all ages (from pre teen boys) to guys back at skating after a divorce or just needing their own space. Thanks for mentioning the tomboy ladies: speaking for myself- I adore (most) men, I feel like I connect effortlessly with a lot of guys maybe because I truly care about (most) men's journey. That's why I subscribe to channels like this one. Here's to all the good fellas. You're bloody awesome to hang out with.

[@krail5500]

We need more women like you! ❤❤❤

[@scamperingcat]

I'm a tomboy... have always been one. Thank you to everyone for commenting such sweet stuff about us. I never knew tomboys were so loved. I feel amazing and accepted! Thank you all 💗😺

[@insaneape]

We love tomboys 🫶🏽🥰

[@scamperingcat]

@@insaneape 🥰🫶🏼

[@insaneape]

@@scamperingcat 🫶🏽😊

[@ashelleedwards3554]

I wanna take this time to thank my Dad for raising me like this. I can use my tools, I can take care of myself but I can let a man do his thing.

[@chihirosen6996]

Exactly! Being a tomboy never took away from my feminity. Didn't make me less of a girl. Even some masculine things I still enjoy to this day doesn't make me less of a woman. Masculinity isn't "toxic" Feminity isn't "weakness" Both sides make me feel whole and don't take away from one another. I love being who I am 🤷‍♀️

[@Tat2dGothic]

I was a tomboy growing up. Helped my dad work on cars and helped my mom in the garden. My dad taught me how to fix things in the house and my mom taught me how to cook. I think I'm pretty balanced with most things, I wouldn't have it any other way.

[@spacebatstuckonearth8888]

I've also met tomboy girls and they are genuinely straight forward, and actually nice without being sarcastic, I'm just realizing this now.

[@manhwa_life8102]

I think its not about whether being masculine, feminine or a tomboy. It's a personal preference. If you wanna date someone feminine, it's your preference. Wanna date someone masculine, that's your preference. That's it

[@LADYDAlSY]

And here I thought I wasn’t girly enough 😅🙈 needed this 💜

[@elbabatunde8580]

Society really warps our perception of things through media. I would say that if you possess or value qualities within yourself like assertiveness, physical capability or confidence, you are immediately seen as masculine. But really, you can be a good mother whilst being assertive, physically capable and confident. You can be a better mother, in fact. And that’s what I think femininity is. Embracing the role of the mother. Opposite for masculinity. I know that my ideal girl is assertive enough to have her own opinions and not fold to everything I present ideologically. Andrew Tate argues that this is bad because a woman might argue that going for a walk through a dangerous place at night is simply what she wants to do and won’t heed your warnings, but this comes with intelligence. A physically capable woman, not on steroids, is able to assist me in my endeavours, and support me. There is nothing bad to come from that at all. And with confidence, as long as it is sensible confidence, it allows for opportunities in business. It’s a good thing I think.

[@minah6535]

Same girl 🥲

[@diamond_dog627]

Yep my daddy taught me how to do all kinds of stuff like starting a business, moving furniture by myself, situational awareness, self defense and outdoor survival. The list goes on and on. I met my husband when I worked in the construction industry training men how to operate heavy equipment like excavators and boom lifts. My husband will call me and ask what I'm doing at our house oh just chilling and repairing some sheetrock then gonna caulk and paint some stuff next. I'll rock a sundress and hang out at Lowe's half the day with my hubby. That's a date for us 😆.

[@babetweirdgirl4103]

Most men don't want a helpless pet wife, they want a helper. A helper brings value/skills to the partnership.

[@marisolet]

always be yourself and not what other people want, they don't care about you, they're self-interested.

[@Ediswifey]

I'd say I'm a tomboy. The majority of my cousins are men and I only have one twin brother who is basically my best friend. I also hung out with his firends a lot back when we where in the same class and I rember having a hard time finding GOOD female friends because all they ever wannted to do was get bf's. Their friends would go around the shcool yard and ask every guy who would wanna date their friend. The teachers kept trying to get me to hang out with the girls of my class but I didn't have anything in common with them and just wannted to play with my brother and his friends. I tried fitting in with the girl group, I even prettended to have a crush to be more like them. But then I jsut gave up trying. I did find a super good female friend in high school and omg she is an angel. She's not a tomboy but she's honest and dosn't pretend to be somthing she's not. So yeah tomboys are good and all but there are two types, only one of them is good. First type is the OG tomboy and the other typse is the one who just pretends to be "one of the boys" to manupulate, use and create drama. I saw one of those once. My brother told me about her and she was defenatly the bad type.

[@plack_benis382]

My buddies wife is the bad type you describe. Very manipulative, and dramatic. But claims to be like a guy. She may have some tendencies of a man, but she brought all the bad tendencies of woman too. I just hope it turns out well for my buddy.

[@seanceknowles2911]

@@plack_benis382 those we call them pick me girls, they aren’t tomboys, they just want male validation. Growing up I didn’t fit in with the girls. But I never held it against them. They were young and with that comes being dumb and just trying to fit in. Boys were no different. Being a tomboy, for me helped me to depend on no one. I likes what boys liked but I never had to justify me being there with the boy group and then in high school I met my best friend (girl) and she accepted me for me. Pick Me’s, will put other women, girls down if they don’t fit into whatever guys think it’s cool. Creating their own toxic environment. Stay away from those.

[@eloquence3043]

I used to be told that my tomboyish behavior would stop guys from wanting to have a relationship w/me bc they wanted a real woman…

[@Pucahhkids]

And I'm pretty sure those were all females who said that to you, listening to your own gender for advice to get a partner isn't the ideal advice out there. For example if I was a woman I would ask a man on tips, but I'm a man so I ask woman for help, as they know how they feel.

[@krail5500]

They lied!!! My daughter's boyfriends absolutely love my girls, and thank me for guiding them to be strong women.

[@gleffler9313]

Thank you for speaking on this…because I grew up a tomboy and help men….some guys “joke” about it or call me a guy…the right one will appreciate the woman I am ♥️

[@kyliesmith7903]

It wasn't my father but I was the only female in my whole neighborhood so those boys taught me a Lot of things. They taught me to be tough but not to tough. I really miss those days.

[@saku-x]

This makes me feel a lot better about being a tomboy. I got bullied a lot back in middle school and people kept trying to say I wanted to be a boy or calling me a tranny or I had girls saying no guy is gonna want me. Hell yeah to the tomboy life 💪😎

[@makenziesundve8616]

As a daughter who was raised by my father and my mother was absent for a lot of it I am very grateful that I had my father to show what a good day man is and how to be self sufficient when I don’t have a good man and how to stand up for myself. Ladies don’t be afraid to be show your tomboy sides but also don’t be afraid to be girlie

[@ruthsteiner1589]

I was called a tomboy before I got married. I grew up with 5 brothers and one sister. My dad taught be how to play soccer, I spent many days with my brothers in the woods building treehouses and playing cops and robbers or simply playing rough and wrestling with them. I used to only wear pants and no dressed, disliked the colour pink and was not much into girly stuff. I turned out fine. Got married at age 26, have children now and love to wear nice dresses and shoes, I do home-cooking and I am a 'traditional' housewife. It's a lot of work, bit I'm much appreciated by my husband and family. I could work at a big company, I have the degree and working experience and I might do that once the kids are older. Bit right now I'm content being a mother and housewife taking care of my family. I got lucky with my husband too. Not only do we get along really well, he also earns really well as a dentist and I am super lucky that his priorities are family and friends when he has leisure time. He ks a wonderful husband and a really good choice as a husband. He has his flaws, but so do I. Overall I think my experience as a tomboy helped me to understand the wants and needs of men in general. So we have very few arguments. But as a dentist my husband primarily works with women in his staff. So he is pretty good in understanding the wants and needs of women too... I'm so thankful that God gave me such a wonderful family with everything good and bad that led to a really beautiful life❤️🙏🏼

[@deliiri0us]

I was a tomboy when I was a kid up until later in my teen years. I was still boy-ish but more punk/rock n roll until I was out of high school I began accepting my beauty as a feminine girl going into womanhood. Can you imagine being a tomboy this day and age tho? 🥺

[@alina_banina]

I was taught, by men and women both, to take care of myself first and foremost and to not be completely helpless. I was a tomboy growing up but I cook, clean and I'm not afraid to fix things if there's not a man around but I'm still feminine when the occasion calls for it, I'll dress nice and modestly for parties or events.

[@derpyderp4014]

I love Tomboys. They respect men and know what they are needed for. Thank you.

[@cheriarrowood9796]

Definitely happy to see tomboys getting love but not all of us had present fathers 😂😂

[@anthonyju6392]

The main appealing attribute for a tomboy is that she is capable of not being drawn in by the current trend for girls or women. A tomboy by definition is a girl who likes to do boy things or at the very least not into girly things. In this day and age with feminism being such a strong influence it is good to be able to resist their destructive message.

[@jennymccallum4111]

He put it better than I could! But it's not just about the dad teaching the daughter. The daughter has to be willing and wanting to do those things and understand real men and what it takes to be one. Case in point, I'm my daddy's tomboy. Always helped him with the cars since I could pick up a tool, fixed my own cars when I was older, been an aircraft mechanic and crew chief for over a decade, married to a real man that can handle being with a woman that can take care of herself. On the other hand, my older sister only ever wants daddy to do for her. Respect for all the real men out there✌️

[@nicolestrong8600]

I was a tomboy...had no father to raise me. I just think its important to be well rounded and learn to do things.

[@krail5500]

Never stop learning! I hated school, but as an adult, I can't get enough...

[@soxwithflipflopsyaho]

I am and always will be a tomboy. My father raised me to be tough mentally, physically strong, and independent so that I can be when it's needed. My future husband is a fireman, meaning he is at work more than not. This also means I'll be head of the house in his absence. My father's lessons all came into play in my life in the most useful and beautiful ways.

[@russellscott81299]

Total tomboy here, but single at 54. My tomboy in me made me very independent to a fault.

[@andrewrogers3067]

Country girls are the best women the US has to offer. If you are going to date in the US, avoid city girls

[@amarie8769]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@PaintballShyguy]

Also avoid the fake country girls, a lot of pretenders out there..

[@yourvenparianen5390]

Even country girls are tainted buddy they get around a lot

[@asparrow9876]

Nope. Stop coping. They're the exact same in the country.... My God you are naïve....... They don't ride the bulls in the saloon because they don't know how to swing. They're just as bad as city girls, just more discreet.

[@connexedsoul6474]

@@yourvenparianen5390yea sadly we can’t escape this new movement that’s sweeping across the world, buuut we can choose to accept it’s a thing and work on bettering ourselves and ignoring them. That way, the movement will eventually die out when those involved see that they’re lonely and nobody wants them. Eventually people will wake up

[@a.wilkerson2nd334]

Tomboys are the best to hang around and chill with. And usually the sex is off the chains

[@lidiagizaw3828]

u must be gay then coz u call those women "masculine"

[@josue7628]

No.

[@loscojones2520]

​@@josue7628Sadly your the one Tomboys pegs you in bed

[@pewpewxdx12]

​@@josue7628Fine , i like your hater mindset Mr.Pianopfp

[@josue7628]

@@pewpewxdx12 Thanks

[@anime_world6684]

You just gave me a reason to love tomboys even more, nice

[@aboxthatdrools]

Tomboys with pixie cut and the midriffs of a god is hawt.

[@breesparks3644]

My mom used to say that I liked to play in the mud and make a huge mess but my outfit had to be color coordinated while I did it lol still true

[@semperpieeatordie6990]

I would be the one helping my dad around the house, went hunting with him, I even joined the marine corps. I'm happily married to my army man and my dad truly is to thank for that. I love and appreciate him. Thank you mom for picking a good one

[@kathrynrodlun8514]

All are not married. Some of us are waiting for the man we can look up to, respect. This is earned and takes time.

[@dianasmile2518]

I'm half tomboy and half girly girl. I like pink, sparkles, video games and skating through the city.

[@etherspin]

Right on (tomboys) A girl in my eldest kids class was adopted out or fostered to a family at some small age but old enough to remember she isn't with her birth parents and seems to have a complex about not belonging EVEN in her biological sex category so she has gone for the male haircut, boys school uniform, changed first name to a gender neutral one and goes by "He/Him" BUT the biggest thing of note is, she has a group of 7 great female friends who hang out every day at school and a grand total of one boy who occasionally interacts with the group That's SO far below what we called TomBoy in the 60s through to early 2000s , the old bare minimum was to prefer the games boys played in the school yard and not be into joking around with the girls much.. she is not even close to this. It's really sad, she doesn't access the male bathroom cause she gets that this is an encroachment on boys privacy (bits out at the standing urinals etc) - we are trying to make sure the friends constantly reassure her that she is welcome as their friend and loved for who she is etc in the hopes she isn't further gripped by gender ideology, parents contribute to the problem by treating her as second class citizen vs their younger Biological kid (not adopted/fostered)

[@viepng]

She literally did all of that without a major outside influence and you're pushing that she is "gripped by gender ideology". Nothing will harm her or anyone else by calling her something else or her wesring different clothes and cutting her hair. Also, she can use the nurse's bathroom if she's uncomfortable in the public bathrooms

[@JOBRAIL1]

For years my daughter would only wear pink skirts and then one day she started wearing blue jeans and became a tomboy. Has been married for years to a man who can fix cars and makes a substantial living doing so. Very proud of her.

[@AM-kg8rz]

Tomboys, the holy grail

[@yuliyaaleks792]

Growing up... I learned everything from my dad and my brother. My brother and I even joke that I'm the son my dad never had 😅 I'm not manly or masculine at all, I speak softly, I hate yelling, I like women's clothing, I like cute girly things, my room was pink growing up but my hands were always dirty from doing something with cars. I'm married to the most amazing man on this planet besides my father. I take care of our children and our vehicles.Our daughter is absolutely obsessed with police cars, cars in general and she's always helping her dad fix stuff. I love watching them because it brings me back to when I did all types of stuff with my dad. Tomboys for the WIN ❤❤

[@melm2685]

Omg thank you!!!! Share this! I am a tomboy but proud to be a woman!

[@YuiSorocco]

As a tomboy that beats up my other tomboy friend for fun and run into forests with her just to eat random walnuts i find on the ground and build forts, I agree.

[@HB-he2eh]

LOVE this!!! I am feminine and a bit of a tomboy bc I can use power tools and get dirty and be tough and strong. I am a complete woman, but not married. I'm a bit of an introvert. Thank you for this ❤️

[@nikunjkaran9056]

tom boys are the homies of women's section, you meet them, like them , love them , marry them simple as that

[@killa-ma-jig7281]

Just say you're gay without saying you're gay

[@nikunjkaran9056]

@@killa-ma-jig7281 just say you're a thot without saying you're a thot

[@killa-ma-jig7281]

@@nikunjkaran9056 Most men want feminine women. If you want a tomboy, a aka masculine woman, then you might be with that minority of men that are gay instead of straight.

[@nikunjkaran9056]

@@killa-ma-jig7281 jeez , who told you tom boys aren't feminine? they're more feminine than you. They just look and act a certain way. my gf is a tomboy and she's really shy around me, she's pretty athletic but always asks to be carried, also likes to cook for me. She just learnt a lot from her dad and she's hard working . Plus your way of shaming someone by calling them gay is the most pathetic thing I ever saw , Get a life.

[@killa-ma-jig7281]

@@nikunjkaran9056 Tom boys are competitive, assertive and not very agreeable. They have rough hands and become more masculine because they compete with men. Not the woman for me. I'd hope your girl is more feminine than a man.

[@juliehobbs665]

I love this! It's so true.. I've honestly never thought of it this way. Probably because I grew up the biggest tomboy and still am.. Me being a tomboy is definitely because of spending time with my dad (step father, but MY DAD). My daughter is a tomboy as well because of her daddy (my husband) and her grandfathers (both our fathers). 🥰

[@freckles3705]

Finally! Someone gets it. Now why do men not embrace women like me instead of seeing me as usurping their masculinity?

[@happytaboo6306]

Huh, married tomboy here. I'm now considered old, here's some advice. Be soft when you're in his arms but tough like the sports made you to be to handle all kinds of adulting bs.

[@dixienormus5106]

Tomboys are the absolute best. A woman that knows how to turn a wrench 😍😍

[@linzmarie8990]

As a tomboy I support this message. You don't have to be overly feminine to be attractive to men. Happily taken for 7 years.

[@JoseRRodriguez]

overly feminine is a red flag 😂

[@lewiswilson75]

My girlfriend is a tomboy, changes her own oil, learning to wood work. So much, she amazes me everyday. Best person I've ever had the luck to have by my side 💕

[@wilderchannel6879]

Tomboy here, and I'm married with two children, I worked horses and cows, worked in the fields growing up, played in the mud and rain, went to the springs in a t-shirt and shorts as a teen not because I was self conscious, I just preferred to catch the frogs and jump out of the trees and bathingsuits tended to slip 🤣 Now me and my husband go fishing together, got our dive license, have been into mountain biking, kayaking and so many other experiences, my girls love the outdoors and are learning to raise animals, grow flowers, ride horses, cook, and just enjoy life, I hope they go on to be healthy, happy partners one day and not only bring joy but find love in everything around them 🥰

[@Brooklynsagemusic]

I love tomboys, they have this sense of confidence and realization that men love

[@ageter32]

Tomboys, we are a rare breed...they don't make'em like us no more!

[@Daroola415]

My older sister was a huge tomboy. Never wore dresses, worked on cars with my grandpa, and learned to drive a stick from grandpa before any of the boys. She is very feminine and can still do all of those things.

[@Americano_942]

Awe❤ so cool I came across this video. I’ve always been embarrassed of being a Tomboy , because all the girls around me are super girly and all. But hey I’m married and love doing everything with my husband. And I do see the headache my girly friends cause their husbands.

[@sgtigereye]

I was a Tom boy growing up and am so grateful to have had my father in my life. No he was not perfect but he was present and he showed me the importance of a man in the household. I am now very happily married and we just had our first little girl. I know how important a Dad is.

[@AI84AK]

Some of my best memories were working with my Dad in the shop ♥️ I do think that strong women like us need a very masculine man for the relationship to balance out 🙂

[@missys1925]

Omg I needed this today. ❤

[@i2lovemommmy]

Tomboys are like unicorns now where did they go?

[@i2lovemommmy]

@@user-sz9jp7lv7i a unicorn?

[@i2lovemommmy]

@@user-sz9jp7lv7i well keep strong and be you friend

[@i2lovemommmy]

@@user-sz9jp7lv7i o my lord you gonna make a lad or lass happy because you know how to give a hit to the other person if need be strong you are and thanks for existing

[@i2lovemommmy]

@@user-sz9jp7lv7i well live your life as you see fit and make yourself and whoever you come across happy

[@moon_0207]

I don’t have a strong relationship with my father at all, but I’m both masculine and feminine. It really helps to have good and honest friends around you that are willing to give you strong values and have your back.

[@333Liana]

I'm a tomboy with a super feminine identical twin sister. We were, and still are, constantly compared to eachother. My mother would always get stopped when we would be in our pram and old biddies would ask "whats the difference?" And she would always answer by pointing at me saying "oh shes our tomboy" and then point at my sister saying "and she's our girly girl". For a long time I honestly thought I was a boy (didn't have gender dysphoria or anything) because I felt like I wasn't like my mum and sister, I identified more with my dad and brother in behaviour, interests and abilities and felt very protective over my mum and sister. Little boys in primary school once approached me saying "so.. like.. your sister is really girly.. but like.. youre different.. so.. like.. what are you then?" And I innocently replied, "oh I'm a tomboy" (because I heard it so much from my mum) and we literally all accepted it and got on with our lives haha I feel very blessed that my parents didn't give me a complex for not being as girly as my sister because I didn't know I was different I just was me; liked to shoot guns, ride motorbikes and do bombs in the pool with the boys and my dad would tell me I would beat the boys at anything I did. My best friend of over 20 years is a guy and him and all the boys just see me as one of the boys lol but I still scrub up in a dress and heels and trip everyone out hahaha

[@mindoongie]

tomboys raised by single women: im just a hallucination honey

[@MeneerHerculePoirot]

"You have to be feminine in the right areas." No, you have to be feminine in ALL the areas. We'll take care of the masculine part. We both just need to be competent within our respective genders.

[@raccoonblurryface1246]

But what its the definition of being femeine or masculine? Theres many behaviors.

[@jaquelinemythril2602]

I like this. I grew up a tomboy. I rough-housed, hung with the boys, and enjoyed video games. But, on Saturdays I loved to put on my dresses and cute shoes for church. I still enjoyed being feminine too. And, yeah, I'm married now, so that checks out, lol.

[@savannabanana6653]

My dad taught me you will have to do things yourself sometimes so I need to know how to do things. I thank him everyday for that

[@inanothertime5227]

I have always been a tomboy because I gave 3 brothers and grew up thinking the same as them, but I am also very feminine in such ways like emotion and love. I never had a father, but I had 3 brothers 😊 I am 16 so hopefully it's gives people hope that young girls like me are not hopeless.