You are not alone, but we are a distinct minority here. Men tend to relate to poultry in a different manner than women.
While I don't have chickens anymore, I have high hopes of keeping them in the future.
When I was younger, we kept lots of chickens. My mom had the laying hens, and my dad raised a couple of hundred meat chickens every year.
The only time a chicken came into our house was for Sunday dinner. The only animals we named were the dogs. We never traded poultry with anyone. That would have been dangerous disease wise.
We never mixed breeds or generations of animals. Each flock had its own chicken yard. They were half and quarter acre bermuda grass chicken yards.
It was more of an economic enterprise to us; they were food, not pets.
Rufus