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adjl posted...

I can't necessarily speak for their experience, but I know that when I was working at a bakery, I pretty much stopped baking at home outside of special occasions. Part of that was because I routinely got to close on Saturday and bring home what would otherwise have been thrown out, so I didn't need to bake at home to have baked goods at home, but the other part of it was that I just didn't feel like spending my time off doing the same stuff I'd be doing at work. While turning a hobby into a job can be a good way to end up with a job you enjoy doing, it does have a tendency to make it harder to enjoy it as a hobby.

yup I like to game dev as a hobby, spent so many hours on that back when I was a student. but now the prospect of coding all day and then after work too is a lot. Have to set aside time for it but it's nothing like if I didn't have to work.