Hobbies

Looking for a hobby after becoming a failure. Any thoughts or opinions would be greatly appreciate.

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Vidya, drawing, music, video editing, programming, hiking, ski, sports, chess, reading, writing, woodworking, hunting, shooting, etc.

Put a gun in your mouth and pull the trigger

video games isn't a hobby someone over the age of 12 should have

but otherwise a very solid list, I would just add boxing/kickboxing/MMA/BJJ to that

Tried that one, hit the wall. I need something more straight forward.

This isn’t the 70s you fucking boomer everyone plays video games

I dropped out of college so I'm a failure in my parents eyes, I can tell that they don't even want to talk to me much anymore. And whenever we talk its always cut short.

However in my own eyes I can see myself improving each day. I got a job and started swimming and lifting and am now actually becoming more active in the social department too. You only see yourself as a failure because you arent putting in any hardwork. It doesnt matter what you do as long as you feel like your'e improving, if you feel that way then you aren't a failure OP.

How did you put a gun in your mouth and hit the wall? You must be severely autistic. Just drink bleach then.

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Thanks dude, but im lactose intolerance.

They may play on their phones or an hour or two a week but I was referring to playing so much that you consider it a "hobby". Keep telling yourself that to feel better about wasting away hours of your life, I'm sure it helps.