Sure, I haven't brewed beer in 3 years but I still have my equipment, so that when I get sick of building guitars, I can go back to brewing beer. But wait, what about the transition from guitar building to tabletop gaming? I guess I can store the brewing stuff and the guitar-building stuff for a year while I go down the TT gaming rabbit-hole. And then there was that quick detour into making kombucha...and then pickling stuff...
Haha, I appreciate the support friend! It doesn't always feel like that when I look at all the stuff I could be doing and realize I'm doing almost none of it, but I guess at least my hobbies are generally productive (if expensive).
Although, most of them could be pretty cheap if my hyper fixation didn't generally focus on optimization above economy.
Joke's on you, I have so many abandoned activities, I can just cycle through them
Sure, I haven't brewed beer in 3 years but I still have my equipment, so that when I get sick of building guitars, I can go back to brewing beer. But wait, what about the transition from guitar building to tabletop gaming? I guess I can store the brewing stuff and the guitar-building stuff for a year while I go down the TT gaming rabbit-hole. And then there was that quick detour into making kombucha...and then pickling stuff...
Dude you're fucking flourishing don't change a thing
Haha, I appreciate the support friend! It doesn't always feel like that when I look at all the stuff I could be doing and realize I'm doing almost none of it, but I guess at least my hobbies are generally productive (if expensive).
Although, most of them could be pretty cheap if my hyper fixation didn't generally focus on optimization above economy.
My brain and closet are like IRL Steam.
They're never truly abandoned if you cycle thru them taps temple
Yup. My blender is craft projects.