Men Take Note: The 21 Hobbies Women Find Extremely UNATTRACTIVE in Men

Mo Parker

Come along as we explore the fascinating world of pastimes that often leave people asking, “What’s motivating that choice?”

Extreme Sports

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Extreme sports can be thrilling, but an obsession with taking risks all the time can lead to worries about safety and disrespect for one’s well-being. Extreme sports participation at the expense of other pursuits may indicate an unbalanced lifestyle. Some could perceive extreme sports enthusiasts as thrill-seekers who value excitement above stability.

Muscle Building

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When done in moderation, bodybuilding is a healthy activity; nevertheless, an obsession with reaching unattainable physical standards could be a sign of damaging body image issues or body dysmorphic disorder. An obsession with diet and fitness can cause social distancing and inflexible routines that are hard for others to connect. It’s possible to interpret excessive bodybuilding as narcissistic or a sign of an obsession with looks.

Overuse Of Social Media

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Heavy use of social media can be interpreted as a warning sign as it can point to a lack of social interaction in person and an insatiable desire for online approval. It may give rise to worries about oversharing and privacy, which could result in identity theft or harassment. An obsession with sustaining a carefully polished online identity could be a sign of detachment from reality and an emphasis on appearance rather than authenticity.

Taxidermy

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For some people, mounting and preserving dead animals—known as taxidermy—can be disturbing and morally troubling. An extensive collection of animals kept in wax may be interpreted as gruesome or a sign of a strange obsession with death. Although taxidermy is a recognized art form, some people find the obsession with producing lifelike animal exhibits off-putting.

Gaming

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While playing video games is a popular pastime, an excessive amount of time spent on them—especially at the expense of other obligations and relationships—may be interpreted as a warning sign of addiction and social isolation. It might also bring up neglect of real-life commitments and problems with both physical and mental health. Some may see excessive gaming as an avoidance strategy or a means of escaping reality.

Using Recreational Drugs

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Owing to the possible consequences to one’s bodily and emotional well-being, using drugs recreationally can be considered concerning. Drug abuse can regularly raise addiction issues, impair judgment, and harm relationships and commitments. Some may interpret drug use as an escape from reality or an incapacity to handle life’s hardships.

Cosplay

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While dressing up as fictitious characters is a creative method of self-expression, an obsessive emphasis on cosplay may be interpreted as a sign of a failure to distinguish between reality and fantasy. Some may interpret extensive cosplay participation as a sign of directionlessness or a failure to fulfill adult duties. Compulsive involvement in cosplay gatherings and conventions may result in social distancing from individuals who lack a similar passion.

Martial Arts

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Training in martial arts is good for self-defense and discipline, but excessive hostility or an obsession with fighting techniques might make someone cautious of violent tendencies. An obsession with martial arts to the exclusion of other elements of life may suggest an unbalanced lifestyle. Martial arts fans may come across as confrontational or too aggressive to some people.

Going Out/Partying

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Overindulgence in partying and rave visits could indicate a lack of commitment to long-term goals or personal development. Frequent partying may raise questions about drug misuse, unsafe conduct, and responsibility. Others could see people who party too much as immature or careless.

Hiking

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Hiking is an excellent way to enjoy the outdoors, but obsessing over long or solitary hikes can be dangerous. Hiking too much at the expense of other pursuits could be interpreted as a sign of an unhealthy lifestyle. Some may see extreme hikers as risk-takers who value excitement over security.

Obsessed With Making Money

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Although achieving financial success is admirable, an obsession with maximizing profits at any cost could lead to ethical issues. Materialism or perceived greed can result from placing a higher priority on money than on morals and relationships. Some could see a constant pursuit of wealth as a sign of a lack of depth or humanity.

Photography

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Taking photos is an avenue for artistic expression, but an obsession with taking pictures all the time could be interpreted as a sign of a lack of awareness of the moment. Concerns regarding violating privacy may arise from voyeuristic or intrusive photography. A persistent desire to record every moment could be a diversion from life’s essential moments.

Live Action Role-Playing

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An extreme commitment to LARP activities is a warning sign for a mixture of reality and fantasy. Prolonged engagement in role-playing games may result in social distancing from non-participants. Some could think of role-players as getaway artists who put imaginary environments ahead of their real-world responsibilities.

Ouija Board

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Ouija boards are sometimes used for entertainment. However, an obsession with talking to spirits or depending too much on them to make decisions could be interpreted as a sign of superstition or unreasonable beliefs.

Gambling

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There is a fine line between gambling for fun and a gambling addiction. If someone has struggled with a gambling addiction (or has known someone else who has), gambling as a hobby might raise a red flag. They may worry about it spinning out of control from a hobby into addiction, and it becoming financially harmful. Most people can keep their gambling under control, but many others can’t.

Anime

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Anime has grown from a niche industry to fairly mainstream, but it can still raise a red flag to some people. Some anime series may seem childish, and others too risque for some people. Excessive interest in even popular mainstream series can also be a bad sign to people who just aren’t into it. In reality, this shouldn’t be seen as a red flag. Anime is simply the term used for Japanese animation and much of it is made for an adult audience.

Herpetology

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Keeping exotic pets like reptiles and amphibians is a growing hobby, with new or rare color morphs selling for very high prices. However, some people are scared of reptiles, especially snakes, even if they’re harmless. People who enjoy herpetology as a hobby often keep lots of different animals, and some may get the nervous even if the reptiles are secure in their enclosures.

Hunting

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Hunting is often good for the environment and a good way to get healthy meat for the freezer, but some people consider the hobby a red flag. Animal lovers might consider the hobby unnecessarily cruel or violent, even if everything is done in a legal and ethical way. Vegans and vegetarians especially may find the hobby distasteful and consider it a red flag.

Gory Horror Movies

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Some people consider watching gory horror movies to be campy fun, but others can be grossed out by them or put off by the fictional violence. Collecting gory movies, attending horror cons, or even going all out on Halloween decorations can seem creepy and raise red flags if someone doesn’t share the same interest.

Collecting

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Collecting items can raise a red flag if someone is a minimalist or doesn’t like clutter. Whether it’s stamps, coins, books, or miniatures, sometimes collections can seem messy to someone who likes to keep their space clear. They may see it as an early warning sign of a tendency to hoard things.

Guns

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Guns are a hobby that people tend to love or hate. Some people just can’t get enough time at the range or at shows, and others are afraid and don’t even want to look at guns. Guns can trigger an emotional reaction far more than other hobbies, and they can be a big red flag that someone’s personality isn’t compatible.

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