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Weightlifting -> Fun, health and strength Hiking -> fun, health, take a break from the noise in the world Reading -> fun, entertainment, helps to develop the mind Gaming -> just for fun Music -> kinda like a safe place (Iโm kinda an audiophile, but a reasonable lol)
I've gotten into gaslands, which is a tabletop game you play with modified hot wheels cars.
I like taking things apart, putting them back together, and generally working with my hands so taking apart a bunch of little cars and gluing spikey bits and rocket launchers and stuff to them is up my alley.
And because it's a post apocalyptic setting, it doesn't really matter how good you are at painting and such, dirty, dinged up, messy, etc. is a totally valid aesthetic. That's kind of what you'd expect from some wastelanders slapping weapons onto whatever car they can get their hands on.