Is it hard for you to have hobbies?
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Richey
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In your 20s and beyond you will find out that life essentially is about money. Earning money. Paying bills, saving, spending most of your time working for supply and demand or for a service that comes down to money. No matter what job it is. The majority of ones life is exactly that. Spend a few minute looking at a money note and try to visualise how much of an influence it has over society in a very complex and extensive way.
Finding the time to include hobbies, education and interests in between all of that is difficult but not impossible. You have to really make the most of your energy to keep going after work and on weekends.
Finding the time to include hobbies, education and interests in between all of that is difficult but not impossible. You have to really make the most of your energy to keep going after work and on weekends.
Section_31
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My only hobby now is videogames essentially. I used to be in to airsoft quite a bit. I used to be on one of the top teams in my town. Its funny, i can get hit with a 2mm plastic BB going 450 + feet per second, and it will hurt but it wont deter me, yet my anxiety got so bad that the thought of other people talking to me scared me away from it. I havnt played now in almost 3 yrs.
Ive never been much of a schoolwork person either. for me its work and home, thats about it. I still have all my guns and ammo and tac vests and such. I look at it and i want to put it on and go shoot people again (other player people! not like normal non-player people
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Id like to someday get back into airsoft again but i dont know if i ever will.
Ive never been much of a schoolwork person either. for me its work and home, thats about it. I still have all my guns and ammo and tac vests and such. I look at it and i want to put it on and go shoot people again (other player people! not like normal non-player people
)Id like to someday get back into airsoft again but i dont know if i ever will.
Invisibleman
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Hobbies are what keeps me sane. Its the only way I can cope with being alone alot and not having friends.
megalon
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My only hobby now is videogames essentially. I used to be in to airsoft quite a bit. I used to be on one of the top teams in my town. Its funny, i can get hit with a 2mm plastic BB going 450 + feet per second, and it will hurt but it wont deter me, yet my anxiety got so bad that the thought of other people talking to me scared me away from it. I havnt played now in almost 3 yrs.
Ive never been much of a schoolwork person either. for me its work and home, thats about it. I still have all my guns and ammo and tac vests and such. I look at it and i want to put it on and go shoot people again (other player people! not like normal non-player people
Id like to someday get back into airsoft again but i dont know if i ever will.
That's almost the same as me, except it was paintball instead of airsoft. I was a member of a team that is fairly well known among scenario paintballers in the north east US. We even had a few articles about us in paintball magazines. They recently got a big name sponsorship. I still have half a dozen paintball markers gathering dust next to my jersey with my name on it. One marker I invested almost a thousand dollars in.
dancingintherain
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I cannot live without my hobbies. I wish I don't have to work so I can work on my own stuff. I sing, paint, video edit and do a little fiction writing
SandmanAwakened
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That's funny, I'm like the exact opposite. When I was younger I spent most of my time outside playing sports. Now, when I'm not working which isn't often because I work a lot of required overtime, I'm playing video games! Lol, I can't get enough of them.
WeirdyMcGee
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Hobbies are important, I think. Having something constructive to do to keep yourself busy can be helpful in keeping away boredom, depression, a feeling of uselessness...
Constructive hobbies, I find-- are far more useful (I mean... productivity wise) than hobbies that cost money and don't supply anything other than a moment of entertainment.
I don't have any hobbies that I enjoy anymore.
I used to like lots of things.
No interest in anything, now.
I was never really 'obsessive' over hobbies, though. Possibly because I had so many of them that I could constantly switch around and do whatever I wanted when I wasn't at work, school or volunteering.
Constructive hobbies, I find-- are far more useful (I mean... productivity wise) than hobbies that cost money and don't supply anything other than a moment of entertainment.
I don't have any hobbies that I enjoy anymore.
I used to like lots of things.
No interest in anything, now.
I was never really 'obsessive' over hobbies, though. Possibly because I had so many of them that I could constantly switch around and do whatever I wanted when I wasn't at work, school or volunteering.
MikeyC
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I hope you get to do airsoft again, mate.My only hobby now is videogames essentially. I used to be in to airsoft quite a bit. I used to be on one of the top teams in my town. Its funny, i can get hit with a 2mm plastic BB going 450 + feet per second, and it will hurt but it wont deter me, yet my anxiety got so bad that the thought of other people talking to me scared me away from it. I havnt played now in almost 3 yrs.
Ive never been much of a schoolwork person either. for me its work and home, thats about it. I still have all my guns and ammo and tac vests and such. I look at it and i want to put it on and go shoot people again (other player people! not like normal non-player people
Id like to someday get back into airsoft again but i dont know if i ever will.
I am losing interest in a lot of my hobbies, including drumming which I have done for over 10 years now. I don't want to lose that because drumming is about the only thing I'm good at.
DeadmanWalking
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Yes, life become easier without hobbies.................. because you have very little else to do besides (school)work and responsibilities. Life becomes kinda monotonous. But, as for my hobbies, I either read, write, or play video games. I would also like to get into martial arts, but I need the money to pay tuition and a car and a license::!
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