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Topic	What are some good, self-improvement based hobbies?
VeryInsane 01/31/18 11:38:29 PM #6:	NFUN posted... Music, whether by learning an instrument or doing composition/remixing. I picked up guitar around a decade ago, gave up simply because I wasn't mature enough/didn't develop the understanding that I needed to work on it everyday, definitely interested in doing so again Raka_Putra posted... Ballet This is an interesting one, I don't know if I have everything at my disposal to try it but I don't think I would mind it, it is exercise after all SantaRPidgey posted... Ive started woodworking, its pretty easy and fun and objectively sexy. All you need is a few grains of sandpaper and stain and you can make 3 dollar goodwill furniture look amazing for a starting project I've built some things with woodworking for the past (Like my coin bank is basically hand made, as is a walking stick and a few other things) I'll keep it in mind at least WazzupGenius00 posted... martial arts These always seem fun, but I'm iffy about some of the training areas around me and they seem pretty expensive haha --- Warning: I'm literally VeryInsane. <cite>VeryInsane posted [p:895219126] in What are s... [t:76267946]...</cite> <quote><cite>NFUN posted...</cite> <quote>Music, whether by learning an instrument or doing composition/remixing.</quote> I picked up guitar around a decade ago, gave up simply because I wasn't mature enough/didn't develop the understanding that I needed to work on it everyday, definitely interested in doing so again <cite>Raka_Putra posted...</cite> <quote>Ballet</quote> This is an interesting one, I don't know if I have everything at my disposal to try it but I don't think I would mind it, it is exercise after all <cite>SantaRPidgey posted...</cite> <quote>Ive started woodworking, its pretty easy and fun and objectively sexy. All you need is a few grains of sandpaper and stain and you can make 3 dollar goodwill furniture look amazing for a starting project</quote> I've built some things with woodworking for the past (Like my coin bank is basically hand made, as is a walking stick and a few other things) I'll keep it in mind at least <cite>WazzupGenius00 posted...</cite> <quote>martial arts</quote> These always seem fun, but I'm iffy about some of the training areas around me and they seem pretty expensive haha --- Warning: I'm literally VeryInsane.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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