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When it comes to dating, I'm really worried that this is the reason why I am so unlucky in love, because I'm not very active person nor interesting enough for the guys.

I feel like after work and duties and all that needs to be done, you don't really have enough free time for hobbies and even if you do, if you are a homebody like me then you're happy just to be in a nice cozy calm place, home.

What I like to do:
- Play videogames from time to time (mostly horror games, RPG when I was younger)
- I like watching movies, especially old good movies and horror flicks
- I love good music, I prefer old music (80s, new-wave and similar).
- I like to spend time with my very few closest friends but it's so much harder now that we are all adulting lol
- I like to shop fashion and little things but I am still considerate while I do so
- Sometimes I like to bake (sometimes because not always it is eatable)
- I like eating out but as I said, I do it only when I can really afford it
- I do like animals a lot, care after them
- I also like cars, no pro but I know a bit about them, I like driving and I can myself traveling somewhere far, treat myself and my closest ones

This is most of the stuff I do after I come home from work and once are all the household duties done.

I'm kind of a nerd but I never really wanted to date a nerd. Is that normal?

Are hobbies/interests like these strange or not good enough?

The following comments are copied from articles I recently read.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis

Ron DeSantis fought and won two major battles recently: protecting students in third grade and younger from the Dems’ cherished “choose your gender” narrative, and poking woke Disney in its progressive eye. No doubt Walt would approve. His legislative victories demonstrate is that DeSantis is willing to fight hard against formidable opposition on high-profile issues, including cultural issues.

Governor DeSantis has continuously put the liberty, interests, and wellbeing of Floridians first. He took a stand for sanity in the schools, by outlawing gender “fluidity” indoctrination of children in kindergarten through third grade. And, he refused to allow mask mandates. Does he think he’s smarter than the CDC? Let’s hope so!

Kentucky Senator Rand Paul: Rand Paul had Libertarian ideas I approve of. However, he supported liberal Mitt Romney during his father’s (Ron Paul) presidential campaign. And, he stabbed Trump in the back on January 6th by publicly stating members of Congress couldn’t overturn an election.

Former Vice President Mike Pence: Pence infamously went on to certify the theft of our election instead. And let’s not forget that prior to this act of betrayal, Pence assembled the Coronavirus Task Force that brought us the deadly duo of FauxChi and Birx.

Former President Donald Trump

Trump forgot the two words he’d made so famous: “You’re fired!” That’s what he needed to tell Dr. Fraudster, Madame La Scarf, and a few other strategically-placed traitors bent on destroying America, as it became clear the COVID“cure” was far worse than the disease.

Early on, Trump was poised to place the valiant Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at the helm of a commission on vaccine safety. ! But sadly, Bobby’s appointment was quickly derailed as Big Pharma rushed in and Trump listened to his advisors.