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Ice Cream Forkers unite. 
Seriously, did i write this opinion and not notice? My wife didn't understand me and I don't care. It works.
I eat soup with a fork. >

Try chopsticks. It might work better for you >

I do that too. My freezer gets the ice cream super hard and a fork pierces through it easier. >

That's my reasoning too! >

Absurd! Have an upvote >

Are you the same person that takes showers with their socks on? >

I mean if it is hard ice cream there is no reason you can’t eat it with a fork. But how the hell is it easier? A fork is only better than a spoon at stabbing, which you don’t need to do for something homogenous like ice cream. Makes no sense to say a fork is easier. >

Why? It makes no sense >

Sounds fake >

Is it soft serve icecream or just frozen >

Mainly frozen. If I have to get my own utensils I'll always pick a fork though >

I agree, I think at parties when they give you plastic fork for cake and ice cream it just cuts better and it feels easier to hold in place. I agree >

I just grab whatever utensil I see first but the first time my roommate saw me eat ice-cream with a fork he looked at me like I was a weirdo >

I sometimes use a fork for ice cream, most often when I eat straight from the tub.  I like the pattern the fork tines leave behind after taking a bite and it's easier to scoop out individual bites with a fork.  I like to start from the center of the tub and excavate and eat a path to the side of the container, using the fork like a sort of ditch digging tool.  Then, when one trough is complete I move one fork width over and widen the trough. I live alone.