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Home›How To›How to Act Like a Guy for Girls: 8 Steps

How to Act Like a Guy for Girls: 8 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
December 27, 2023
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It is not uncommon for girls to want to fit in with the guys or simply enjoy some of the activities and camaraderie that comes with being part of a predominantly male group. If you’re a girl who wants to act like a guy, follow these 8 steps to help you blend in seamlessly:

1. Adopt a neutral wardrobe:

Start by wearing clothes that are gender-neutral or have a more masculine edge. Opt for jeans, plain t-shirts, flannels, or hoodies. Stick to neutral colors like black, grey, and navy-blue.

2. Update your body language:

Men typically have more assertive body language than women. Stand tall with your shoulders back and your chest slightly puffed out. Make eye contact when you’re speaking or listening to someone, and avoid crossing your legs or arms when sitting.

3. Perfect the handshake:

A firm handshake is crucial when making introductions in male-dominated circles. Practice by extending your right hand while keeping eye contact and grasping firmly without squeezing too hard.

4. Embrace roughhousing:

Many guys bond through roughhousing, playing sports, and joking around. Learn how to take (and give) a good-natured punch on the shoulder and be willing to throw around a basketball or toss a football.

5. Master the art of banter:

Guys often show friendship by teasing each other and engaging in playful banter. Join in the fun by learning how to dish it out without taking things personally.

6. Be confident in your opinions:

Men typically express their ideas and opinions with confidence, even if it leads to disagreements in a group setting. This doesn’t mean you should be aggressively forcing your opinions on others, but don’t be afraid to speak up and debate on topics you believe in.

7. Limit emotional displays:

While it’s important for everyone to express their emotions, guys tend to be more reserved with certain expressions of emotion, especially in public. Try to keep overt displays of sadness or joy more contained and avoid gossip.

8. Take interest in traditionally male hobbies:

Engage in pastimes typically associated with men, such as playing video games, watching sports, or participating in outdoor activities. This will not only help you bond with your guy friends but give you a deeper understanding of their interests.

Remember, it’s essential not to lose your identity entirely when trying to fit in with the guys. Strive for balance and continue enjoying your personal interests. Acting like a guy might be an exciting adventure you want to try, but always stay true to yourself.

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