[ SECRET POST #2750 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2750 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Fandom itself gets a bad stigma attached to it. I'm more into gaming than fandom, but to a lot of people see them negatively in the same way. I honestly don't see any difference between someone who creates fanfic/fanart or plays video games or builds cars or cooks. They're all hobbies to me.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't consider things that are passively consumed not to be hobby, but an interest. Hobbies are things you're actively involved in. Video are an odd beast because you're more involved than say watching tv, but it doesn't actually improve a worthwhile skill.

[(Anonymous)]

So I guess improving your reflexes isn't a worthwhile skill? Okay then.

[(Anonymous)]

Sports work better and don't kill your eyesight.

[(Anonymous)]

Stop sitting so close to the tv. Besides, video games are brain training.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT I see them as anything that you're passionate about or have a really big interest in. You can be involved in something and not really care too much about it. Like, most people cook for themselves, but it becomes a hobby if it's something you really like to do and get really into the communities and intricacies of it.

And hobbies aren't about improving a skill... You do it because you like it.