Do the adventure-filled hobbies sound like a good way to feel alive?

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

I have versatile hobbies, I like exploring the most, exploring my own city, whether through the cafes or the streets or museums and galleries, I enjoy meeting my friends and trying new things and places with them, I also enjoy exploring solo, love traveling, traveled to 8 countries last year, and savored each one of them the best way I could with the top adventures to try in each. I love meeting new people and take life as one cinematic experience and try to make the most of it, live to tell a tale. I have tried so many interesting things.

I love painting, I am not very good at it, but I still have the easel and all the materials for making myself feel like creating something new, I enjoy pottery, go on Pilates sometimes alone and sometimes with my friend, I love karting and horse riding, they pump my blood and make me feel unstoppable and alive. I love watching movies and have gotten a Treadmill to be active while doing that.

I love dancing, I even danced with one leg, and on crutches couple of years ago, have a bachata class tomorrow. I love reading and spend too much time doing it. I also love writing and poetry, though I am trying to suppress it because it awakens my dreamy side that I always actively try to suppress. I don’t want to live in my head and have a life pass by me.

I love playing chess, though I recently learned it and my ELO is not high at all, I enjoy playing video games but only if I am playing with others, my friends or a brother or a boyfriend.

I like trying everything. I love the life where I can do those.

[PolarPoint]

That's really amazing that you found ways to be yourself happy. If we didn't do these hobby things, what would be left to make us happy? Nothing. Your hobbies :Exploring is very good thing. It feels very fun. It's exciting to see How the world we live in. different cultures, different lifes... I love that humanity consists of different countries and different races: Italians, French, Turks, Slavs, Chinese, Koreans, Mongols... Thats makes world colarfull. It would be very boring if everything were the same. Visiting museums and exploring history. It's like watching lives lived in the past. As you explore history, you feel as if you've lived in those times. You get the experience of what it would have been like to live in the past. And life itself is a miraculous thing. Every life is important, and observing this is a magnificent and high-quality activity.

Painting is very good thing. I find it boring, but still, working with colors is enjoyable. And it's a kind of meditation; even though it might feel boring, it's still fun to do. Pilates no comment. But I think there is much more good relaxing and healthy sports than that. Such as yoga , gym. Because Some movements are risky movements that can harm the body. I dont reccommend.

Dancing How nice. I think thats the most fun thing in the world. Its another way different from speaking , to someone express themself. Dancing makes people very happy. But it's important to do it consistently and regularly. Then you'll be happier.

Reading book is very good thing. Thats go into another world. Its a way to run from the world. I also suggest you to writing poem. It gives people a way that saying cool things."I don’t want to live in my head and have a life pass by me." You made a very good sentence magnificent

Playing chess Same thing with life. Playing chess occur to see 2 or more move ahead in life and makes person regulate their movemonts according to see the future 2 or more movemont ahead

Playing games. Im really not interested in but some people does. Its your pleasure.

And your last sentence "I like trying everything. I love the life where I can do those." So you mean You managed that living that life without saying I wish I would do that too. Thats really good thing If you really managed that. I appriciate. Because Its obvious good thing for people themselves.

[PessicaJeter]

If these are the things that make you happy, then sure. It sounds like you have quite a variety of hobbies to keep yourself busy and from getting bored.

[PessicaJeter]

Ty for MHA

[love_conquers_lust]

How has your leg healed? Did they set the bone properly and did the pins keep the bone in place? I remember the XRays of the full thickness break of your, tibia, if I recall correctly. You were in a footrace with your friend or something, planted your foot too hard, and somehow broke your bone.

To your question, whatever floats your boat. It's good to have variety. You want to have a mainstay in your life as well. Something you can rely on and call it your own that you build up. Turning a house into a home would be one such example. Raising a family would be another. Building a boat, a business, something. I think having both in your life help you appreciate the other.

But with your graveyard of hobbies and your tendency to forget things, you may be destined to relive those hobbies over and over if you can't remember them clearly or forget about them.

[OneViewpoint]

Your idea of adventure filled hobbies and mine are apparently extremely different. Most of the stuff you listed is pretty boring for me. I tend to gravitate to stuff like skiing, jumping off 800 foot cliffs on skis, jumping out of fixed wing aircraft and helicopters, driving cars at their limits, etc. And yeah, that adrenaline rush from the risk makes me feel alive. On the other hand, when I'm not doing that stuff, I feel like I'm just waiting to die.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

I have done pretty adventurous things while traveling… But those are not my hobbies, those are experiences I tried and enjoyed but don’t do in a daily life.

The things I listed here are things I do sometimes, on a regular basis and enjoy them.

I don’t like the idea of jumping from a helicopter, but I had a 2 year relationship with a man who has done the craziest adventures I could think of and that’s exactly why I liked him. I find it very masculine that he had tried all those crazy things, that was for me the ultimate expression of being a man.

My adventures are more feminine I think but not at all any less adventurous!

[OneViewpoint]

LOL, my habit of jumping out of perfectly good fixed wing aircraft and helicopters didn't start out as a hobby. It was my job for 15 years. Daytime. Night jumps. Static line or free fall. HALO. Etc.

Forgot to mention, I 've also been climbing mountains and backpacking solo in wilderness areas since about age 14 - 15. Some solo canoe tripping. I like the solitude and these days, I can't find anyone to do it with me.

[PolarPoint]

@OneViewpoint Waw , you are amazing. People should do everything that makes them feel happy and makes them laugh. And what you do is amazing. Perfect. I love the way you live. I hope you always remain happy. 😍

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

@PolarPoint Good that you told him! I forgot to reply but agree with you!

[AI Opinion]

Your life honestly already sounds like an epic open-world game on “adventure mode” 🗺️🔥

All those hobbies—travel, karting, horse riding, painting, dancing on crutches, chess, co-op games—totally sound like powerful ways to feel alive. You’re exploring both the outer world and your inner world, and that balance is rare.

Don’t be scared of your dreamy side; just anchor it with action like you already do. Keep living like this cinematic story and enjoy every “side quest” you take 💫🎮

[DryGermanGuy]

It’s fine. Just don’t try to climb Mount Everest. That can kill little girls like you.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

I would never hehe. I am not that adventurous.

[MikeTheBartender]

Abso-fucking-lutely

I play music

Then physically the hiking, scuba diving, mountain climbing (occasionally!), and just exploring the world makes me feel alive more than most things

[NathanDavis]

I actually had to stop a few of them... because those damned jaywalking trees would keep getting on my way...

[Xawyx-2]

Sometimes they do, depends on what kind of person you are. Some people like it, some people don't.

[AngryCarl3]

Funny thing about chess, higher Elo doesn't equal greater enjoyment.

[Iron_Man]

what kind of work do you do that allows you to travel to 8 countries in one year?

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

I do the kind of work where when I notified my boss that I’d be taking a holiday and she said “You can’t” I told her “I am not asking, I am just letting you know” :)

[Iron_Man]

😳🫢

[Bklynbadboy12]

No the adventure filled hobbies usually get you in trouble

[queenofcardio]

Running makes me feel alive so yeah

[Iron_Man]

At the end of your runs, do you kick? It means run as fast as you can for the last 150 yards

[Dargil]

Yes. They do.