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3 Ways to Attract a Tomboy

By Matthew Lynch
April 9, 2024
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If you’ve found yourself attracted to a tomboy, you’re not alone. These fun, energetic, and independent individuals tend to be both strong and confident in who they are. They enjoy many of the same activities as their male counterparts and have no problem stepping outside the traditional gender roles. Now that you’ve recognized your interest in a tomboy, the big question is: how do you attract one? Here are three ways to attract a tomboy and let her know that you’re genuinely interested in getting close to her.

1. Show Genuine Interest in Her Interests

Tomboys often like activities that are more commonly associated with boys or men. For example, she may be into sports, hiking, camping, or video games. Instead of trying to draw her into your preferred activities or interests, take the time to learn about hers. Ask questions about what she enjoys doing in her free time and show genuine curiosity about these pursuits. Sharing excitement for her interest will help you bond on a deeper level and show that you care about her passions.

2. Be Yourself

One of the most important traits a tomboy will appreciate is authenticity. Remember, she’s chosen to be true to herself by rejecting stereotypes about what it means to be feminine or demure. Be genuine in your conversations with her and don’t feel the need to act overly macho or put on airs to impress her. The more unapologetic you are about being yourself, even if it goes against traditional gender roles, the more likely she will appreciate your companionship.

3. Treat Her as an Equal

Reinforcing societal stereotypes is not attractive, especially not to a tomboy who defies expectations daily. If anything, this may only serve to annoy or worse, drive her away. Instead of focusing on gender-specific norms such as expecting her to be demure or playing into chivalrous actions, treat her as an equal. Give her the same level of respect, consideration, and honesty that you would give to any other person in your life.

Attracting a tomboy can be an incredible experience as it gives you the opportunity to be with someone who is confident, independent, and able to share your more adventurous interests. By being genuinely interested in her passions, being yourself, and treating her as an equal, you’ll not only attract a tomboy but foster a strong and lasting connection with her.

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