There are plenty of people who go out for a drink after work. I don’t think they’d describe it as a hobby though, and if they did they probably wouldn’t just call it “Drinking”.

I do have a cocktails hobby, but would file it under “cooking”. Not being drunk as a hobby but creating something delicious is so satisfying. I don’t enjoy being drunk but do like a drink, make one 1 to 3 times a week for me and always something great for parties/entertaining.

I almost think it insulates against alcoholism the same way caring about good and delicious food insulates against overweight - I don’t really ever drink just to drink, or eat mindlessly. I make intentional meals, intentional drinks, and enjoy them.

I’d like to add drinking to that. If your hobby is drinking, and you drink several times a week, you might have an issue.

Manosphere is (to my understanding) Andrew Tate, Joe Rogan, etc. Basically content that promotes men acting like Neanderthals. Why any percentage of women found that attractive is beyond my comprehension.

If you’re genuine: reading brings to mind books, and people might see books as intellectual but comics as geeky/childish

I think it’s collecting vs reading. I’m a lady and read comics, well graphic novels, I don’t buy the individual issues. Half my bookshelf is graphic novels trade paperbacks. But I do not collect, trade, sell, I don’t think of them like that, they are for reading and enjoying.

Collecting I can see as an unattractive trait because it’s too close to hoarding.

A lot of cryptobros claim to have gotten rich, or seem likely to be flashing their money around. If someone is throwing money around, why not be somewhere you can catch some

Watch porn, or make porn? I know a few friends who would find latter attractive. Not so much the former.

Plenty of women watch porn themselves. These 11% are not hypocrites.

I think this is from a survey, so keep in mind that its people reading and answering questions. Some number of people always interpret it a different way or misread.