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DiscussionHobbies/ distractions????
Thread starterlastappleonearth
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Me, too. Thats another interesting aspect of it. It gives a sense of familiarity and safety, which we all crave.
Lately I rewatched the entire Star Wars content that exists and now that I am basically done with that I feel kind of lost and don't know what to watch anymore.
That's it, yeah. I'm just too weak, lazy, demotivated for anything else that requires actual effort from my end.
I even felt empty the last time I was windsurfing, just like fumbling with all the equipment in order to have just an okay time (as opposed to a good time) on the water was another useless chore to tend to. It works to escape my thoughts while I am out there mostly, but the effort around it is just exhausting and the exposure to normal happy people at beaches etc. is kind of torturing, too. (30 mins ago I was even annoyed and torn by my neighbours and their guests having a good time, it just felt shit to me).
With watching series it's also a great way to escape my own thoughts and feelings for a while, while not needing any effort and without feeling tortured by such things as mentioned above to do so.
I get you, everything starts to feel like a chore and becomes exhausting, even though you once enjoyed it and didn't mind doing the prep or whatever you needed to do. Same thing happened to me with skiing, just can't do it anymore, it's too exhausting and I don't get much out of it. It sucks sm, it's like having all joy taken from you and sometimes it seems like I can't ever get it back. I still force myself to work out and some other stuff as well, but I don't enjoy it
I get you, everything starts to feel like a chore and becomes exhausting, even though you once enjoyed it and didn't mind doing the prep or whatever you needed to do. Same thing happened to me with skiing, just can't do it anymore, it's too exhausting and I don't get much out of it. It sucks sm, it's like having all joy taken from you and sometimes it seems like I can't ever get it back. I still force myself to work out and some other stuff as well, but I don't enjoy it
Well I still enjoy it, but it feels worthless when the rest of my life is so empty of any joy and meaning. But the only reason I still did it the last few times was my dad pretty much dragging me with him and organising everything, as I wouldn't have had the strength to do any of that myself.
I used to draw, but it doesn't satisfy me like it used to,Usually when I develop an interest, I dream of being intense about it, but then I lose interest in it
Reading is the major hobby I use to distract myself. I really like slow paced western books, and sometimes I really like to read choose your own adventure books for nostalgia reasons.
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