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Good question! I think Ill follow your format.

I think youre right about guns for the most part. Im mostly a newbie doing a lot of homework on getting a gun but Ive had luck irl and online, but I can say that online is such a hit or miss. Ive only been around one person who made me feel uneasy with their gun.

Cooking is weird. Irl people are super happy to share recipes, offer more constructive feedback and be open to changes to more traditional cooking. Online the content creators are chill, but the commenters are insufferable as all getup. Theres nothing less productive than someone telling you youre not cooking something the right way, but then offer no insight to how to actually cook it the way they deem supreme. This is a fairly consistent issue and it upsets me a lot.

While Covid and being in a bigger city have put me out of commission, hiking communities are some of the most supportive and friendly groups of people. You really have to try to find someone who is mean about it in my experience. Im excited to get back into it once I move.

Console modding communities are pretty supportive too and have a lot of documentation towards them. And since the communities are relatively niche you have greater chances that your feedback actually makes a difference.

The best group is probably hiking out of all of those. Nothing really gives you some memories like beautiful scenery with some friends who have a common interest with you.