I used to be a huge gamer as a kid but then slowly started drifting away from them at some point, and then that started compounding whenever I would notice how bad I've gotten at them. Considering making an effort to actually try to play them more often again because spending free time on ONLY creative hobbies is making my brain feel unbalanced
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Like I already don't read books or watch that many shows/movies which is probably bad. I've been relying almost entirely on YouTube and like 3 movies/shows a year for my media diet and it's obviously getting pretty hit-or-miss lol. Like I do listen to music too but something's missing in all of this
damn i dont think ive ever seen anyone want to play MORE games but all for it. there's a shrine to a pretty fun epic cool game thats so fun to play and is really great on my page, if you need any help deciding on new media ;p
SAME HERE. I have to be forced into playing a new game or watching a movie
Yeah that's an issue for me too. More than a year ago I stopped playing single player games. I rarely watch shows or movies alone. I only watch youtube and I mostly game/watch something with someone else
May I recommend revisiting childhood favorites-or engaging in multiplayer games with your friends? I’ve only started to actively play video games because of my partner, who has some games that have remote play as an available option!
If you want a second player, hit me up
Ohhhh man I feel this. I leave the workshop and try to play something and will immediately start thinking about how I should be back in the shop finishing a project or cleaning or whatever. Sometimes I'm really in the zone and the amount of output feels great. Othertimes I get obviously burnt out and everything feels like a slog, but I still cant go relax. When you figure this out, please tell me FIRST.