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I was 20yo when I learned some people eat cake with a fork. I tried it myself and came to conclusion that it's just the same as eating cake with a spoon.
Who served you ice cream with a fork? This isn’t a thing. 
For cake, both work fairly well. >

When I’m alone I eat ice cream with a fork. Especially if it’s that hard frozen from the freezer. >

Doesn’t everyone eat ice cream with a spoon though? I agree about the cake though. >

No I devour mine by sticking my toes in it then slowly licking it off of each toe one by one >

This ^^^^ >

What kind of sociopaths do you eat ice cream with? >

Who the fuck eats ice cream with a fork?? >

I think the implication is that OP was served Cake with ice cream.
Makes a bit more sense for the fork that way. >

I like cake with ice cream and I eat it with a spoon. Required for the ice cream and works fine for the soggy cake. >

Correct me if I'm wrong, but everyone here seems to have never gone to a birthday party in which cake and ice cream were served. Probably on some cheap paper plate. Then, it's a race against time to devour the ice cream so you don't have to try to scoop it up with the plastic fork you were given. They're not talking about going out of your way to eat ice cream with a fork. >

it’s amazing how many people didn’t come to this conclusion right away tbh >

Real pros use chopsticks. >

Dude you are supposed to eat ice cream with a spoon. That isn’t unpopular. Cake on the other hand is. I don’t understand how you would eat cake with a spoon.