What is your most important hobby? (Page 2)

[Anonymous]

Women 😍
I love spending time with nice women. They regulate my emotions in the right way and I wouldn't want to live in a place where there are no women.

[Matt57]

It’s very basic, but video games. It always helps me whether I’m relaxing after an exam or am going through a breakup or whatever, and I can go antsy and bored out of my mind if I go without playing for a while.

[Interstate]

I have gotten into video editing. It is very detail oriented (which I am challenged at), but I have been enjoying it.

[ifbaldrickwasagirl]

Singing.
It helps me cope if I get sad, and it's such a beautiful medium of art. So many emotions.
😊

[Daviddd5412]

Getting away from other people. Alone time, I guess.

[rosemilk]

Drawing. Painting. Yoga 🌸

[Asker]

What are your favorite yoga poses for instant comfort?

[Hannah_le]

Art. Painting , or drawing.

[Asker]

What's your favorite type of thing to draw?

[Hannah_le]

Landscapes and trippy art

[Asker]

oh u be bob Rossin

[Hannah_le]

Mhm fo sho 🖼

[Chikky]

I would say sleeping, I don't joke with that at all

[Drumlin2001]

I dont have hobbies at the moment, i have a toddler and a new born, between them, work, my OH, i dont really have time for anything else

[MCheetah]

Creating entertaining works of fiction. (I'd say "Creative Writing," but I do more than just write.)

[HawkPerception]

It's a mix of all my hobbies I'd say... hiking on nature trails, working out, reading manga/watching anime, videogames, writing

[The-Wise-Phoenix]

Exercising. Been training with weights since I was 14 and I just turned 50 two weeks ago.
The gym is where I always feel most alive.

[Browneye57]

Mountain biking and beer. What a grand combination.

Wake, eat, ride, drink beer, eat, sleep. Repeat. :)

[friendzoned4life]

Working out on a schedule

Monday- lowerbody Day
Tuesday upperbody day
Wednesday- run
Thursday lowerbody
Friday upperbody
Saturday interval run
Sunday swim

Repeat

[Greg1987]

mine's going to the gym , it's my way of de-stressing , having social interactions , and keeping my body healthy !!

[pleasestopthis]

Reading helps me forget things when it becomes too much

[little_rose]

Swimming, painting and going on boat trips with my crush

[TheSpaceGnome]

practicing skills as a whole.


art


music


gaming


science

[Saske_Uchihaa]

Learning languages. My native is Russian, but I speak English on intermediate level.
I've also started learning Japanese. Not because I have to, but because I love it.

[najekim]

Reading. It broadens one's imagination.

[Asker]

Have any favorite authors?

[najekim]

Numerous!
"Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter" by Laurell K. Hamilton,
"North America's Forgotten Past" by W. Michael Gear & Kathleen O'Neal Gear,
"Earth's Children" by Jean M. Auel,
"Outlander" by Diana Gabaldon;
"All Souls Trilogy" by Deborah Harkness,
"Incarnations of Immortality" by Piers Anthony.
"Macroscope" by Piers Anthony,
Most of Robert A. Heinlein's work,
"Santiago" and "The Return of Santiago" by Mike Resnick,
The "Kingdom of Landover" novels by Terry Brooks,
The "John Grimes" novels by A. Bertram Chandler,
"Dray Prescot" series by Alan Burt Akers (Kenneth Bulmer),
The "Gandalara Cycle" by Randall Garrett and Vicki Ann Heydron,
"Chronicles of the Shadow War" trilogy by Chris Claremont (picks up where the movie "Willow" left off),
"StarBridge" series by Ann C. Crispin,
The "Greg Mandel" trilogy and the "Confederation Universe" series by Peter F. Hamilton,