In bringing up sports, I have a great many skills in using weapons. Swords, daggers, axes, whips, bow staffs etc etc I seem to be a natural. I also had a lot of self training with them. Having an interest in weapons themselves, particularly melee and stuff like bow and arrow, and other types of projectile ancient weapons. No gun training, but knowledge in how to use them is also hardly "feminine" by society standards, but it's all me! Granted I never have any intention of using those skills unless of course a zombie invasion is going to happen soon, then they might come into good use. I also am skilled in a hell of a lot in marshal arts. Akido, Kung Fu, Karate, Judo, and a couple others. I also took fencing when I was in high school, I just thought I would add this bit about me and skills that I have to things that we Tomboys are capable of that's "hardly feminine" or "questionably feminine" or "outside the box of women stereotypes."

Alecs, it's awesome that you are actually deciphering rugby, I mean I never understood it, I do however enjoy watching rugby and could imagine playing it myself. I didn't know you knew so much about sports, I knew you kept track of so many of them Alecs, but I didn't know just how much knowledge you have in that particular area. I've always been a fan of good old American Football personally.

In response to whether changing diapers is "feminine." I would have to say that it's just human nature. At least in my opinion, anybody can learn how to change a diaper to clean up waste when taking care of babies. Humans have been doing so for a couple of thousands of years. I also am aware society tends to catagorize any type of childcare stuff into the "feminine" catagory.

Hugs,

Sincerly,
Ariel Archaicflame