female love

It's not very interesting, I'm afraid, but many European languages are based on Latin (the language of the Roman Empire), and everything had to have a sexuality in order for the language to work. Feminine words and masculine words were treated differently. French, Spanish, Italian and German, all still have gender in their nouns, though English doesn't. But, as English has been adapted from Latin, too, the gender of the thing in question has maintained this association. As a rough guideline, anything that can produce life, or carry something within it, is female, anything else is male. It's a bit like the Chinese concept of Yin and Yang, if you're familiar with that idea. Hardly an exciting response to a good question, but I hope an informative one. On a lighter note, there is an old English rhyme that states, 'Sugar and spice, and all things nice, that's what little girls are made of. Snips and snails and puppy dogs tails, that's what boys are made of.' Bleeding sexist, if you ask me. LOL All the best.

Because the world like girls better than they do boys. nanny nanny nanny :-) Just kidding, because, men love their toys, but it’s not macho to say they love a “dude”, so they refer to them as "she". That is how I always seen it. Me being a female, I don't care, my little Toyota camera, is a girl in fact her name is Veronica. LOL

Because men want the ability to be in "love" with those objects without feeling like they're wrong! Just my 2 cents worth though. Most guys would be really strange about calling a car they baby a "he".