[ SECRET POST #5461 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5461 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What's on your mind?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm confused by this. As someone who used to be a teenager who taught themselves all of their hobbies (except bowling because coaches exist), is it a bad thing to teach yourself?

Re: What's on your mind?

[(Anonymous)]

Because teaching yourself something is superhard, a teacher or a parent who knows how to do it and can guide makes it so much easier and more enjoyable. Too hard/don't know how will kill most teens interest in a new hobby real fast.

Re: What's on your mind?

[(Anonymous)]

Huh, fair enough. I guess cause I never had any hobbies that my parents knew how to do lol. Books (and later youtube as an adult) taught me most of my stuff.

Re: What's on your mind?

[(Anonymous)]

Seconding this. I definitely wish I'd had people to teach me hobbies as a teen. Or people to pay other people to teach me hobbies.

In the end, my only hobbies as a teenager were writing shitty angsty fanfic, and being anorexic. Fun times.

Re: What's on your mind?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah I'm confused too. Most of the hobbies I picked up as a teen were things where you couldn't just go out and take a class for them, you pretty much had to teach yourself. I mean yeah there were books and stuff, but I'm assuming OP is talking about things like classes or having someone else teach you?