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⌈ Secret Post #4378 ⌋

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Re: Hobbies

[(Anonymous)]

If working out is a turn off, you could just do stretches and work on your flexibility. It's free, it's good for you, you can do it while listening to music or watching tv, and your progress will be measurable over time.

I have this karaoke app on my phone and it's honestly pretty easy to spend an hour or two doing karaoke. I'm not a great singer, but I've definitely gotten better since using this app. And what I like is that once you get a recording you're reasonably happy with, you can save it. (The app I have is called Smule, but I'm sure there are others.) I guess you might consider karaoke artistic. I generally don't though.

Puzzles. The 1000-piece, put together a picture kind.

Also, number puzzles like sudoku, and/or crosswords. They're cheap, and again, you can measure your progress as you get better and are able to do more advanced puzzles.

Also, you could try drawing from sight. Like, pick an image from a magazine or something, and try to replicate it as well as you can. I guess that's a tiny bit artistic, but not very.