Guys how do you find a hobby in your life?
Games suck. Anime sucks. Series sucks.
Movies are fine.
AI replaced drawing.
AI replaced coding.
I tried traveling and seeing filth , heat , the smell of bus/diesel/petrol makes me puke. All places are lifeless and shit. Plus no family or friends to go and sit there.
Only one thing is left that is earning more money and spending it. I earn decent 51k per month but I have no idea where to spend it.
I tried spending on clothes and I blew away too much money.
Also it feels awkward wearing nice clothes when everyone is wearing cheap polos and jeans. So I switched back to cheaper clothes.
Bikes are way too fucking expensive
House are way too fucking expensive
Stock market runs on insider info and luck for retail.
I mean wtf do I even do at this point? Just go watch odessy in pvr gold and order the most expensive pizza with extra olives , make a video of it and post online? Is that all that is left.
I want to focus on work and earn more but my frontend job is killed by AI.
Saturday is half done and normies will again ask me what did I do. NOTHING BITCHES. Monday to friday. i work , come home sleep repeat. the fk is this life.
>>113629
>Ai replaced
looks like you are doing it for approval of others instead of your personal enjoyment
Hobby is not always spmething to show others
is is to show to yourself
once you get confident in the hobby approval will automatically come
>>113621
I can't speak for you but if I were to lead you anywhere then I would say focus on what you truly appreciate, the kind of shit that makes you feel glad you were able to know or experience
like you said, a lot of this depends on how you grew up and things you learned and were exposed to alomg the way
no amount of persuasion or forcing your way into anything will make you passionate about it, you need to discover it alone on your own volition
>>113746
growing into a jaded man can suck big time for sure, even worse if you're not already inward focused
I found many interests back when I was in my prime and even though not many things pique my interest anymore, I'm still able to go back and rekindle that process if that makes any sense every now and then
>>113621
>AI replaced drawing.>AI replaced coding.
Kek that was all I needed to know to get your thinking about hobbies
You want to do it for social approval and not by personal interest. If you're genuinely interested in something you'll stick to it and get better at it eventually. Woodworking and swordsmithing are real hobbies but you might disregard it saying machines can do it better, you care more about the outcome than the process. You're the kind of person who'd say what's the point of learning a new language when google translate exists
You're living a pathetic life existentially if you live like this
>travelling>clothes>house>bikes>stock market>odessy>expensive pizza with extra olives
Shalom goy. You fell for the psyop intended for goycattle, and I hope you've not fully turned into one...
>>113650
>a lot of this depends on how you grew up and things you learned and were exposed to alomg the way
Trvke, this >>113746 is what happens when you grow up with stupid fucks who think everything needs to get them social approval and shekels
>>113791
Great example of the thing I'm writing about, watch vidrel anon you'll like it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGwzFN2goMwhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGwzFN2goMw
>>113802
Inner world is all we have, don't drown it in the noise of modernity which is highly materialistic and encourages the satisfaction of primitive desires without any regard for the spiritual and what's inside you.
I leave long ass replies to posts and 9 times out of 10 the thread dies after that, it's as if no one wants to read so it's lost to time. It's as if my post were an epitaph on the tombstone of a thread...
>>114363
>Woodworking and swordsmithing are real hobbies but you might disregard it saying machines can do it better, you care more about the outcome than the process.
If you do it solely for money then you never loved doing it in the first place, thus i firmly ageee with you
>>113791
>art
kek yaar pajeet my doodles are not art
It's not even a hobby
You really think I care about opinions of Baiters on a Chappal Forum w/ 20 users?
Also there are already anons here who are better than me Still I do this
>>114374
>there are already anons here who are better than me Still I do this
The anon who made the aryan pyari is the best artist since bhach days, but geeta has a very special place to me, she has sovl yaara
>>114363
> Woodworking and swordsmithing
thats how i know you browse too much english space and 4chan pajeet.
just wait and see if you have the same attitude towards life when you are 30.
>>113621
Play Flashpoint Campaigns and SABOW, SFK42(get JCM). Those are peak engaging games, it'll take an entire year for your Pajeet mind to even figure out how to move around.
>>114374
>doodles
Is Mpanon the same anon who once made a thread about being bored of JEE stoodies and likes drawing miku doodles on the back of his notebook? But Mpanon is medfag, where is this Gayeefag now?
>>114470
Kek yaar, adore your work, also i do wonder if MP anon comes here still. Man, Bhach was truly pinnacle of all inch iteration. Other admins will never be him.
>>114472
The entry point to drawing and painting is high and its annoying, and a lot of people without training wont enjoy it even as a past time, but if you are willing to learn the basics, you'll find that some days you can only paint, and you'll want to do nothing else, and its an amazing thing.
Ive never felt threatened with AI because I cant take most people who use AI seriously, their sense of art and style are distraught
>>114503
We have robots that play chess better than any human, is chess dead?
The arts are such a massive, massive field that it literally cannot die, it is older than speech to write and paint and depict things
>>114507
Photography didnt kill landscape or potrait artists, it just changed the nature of things, people still commission portraits and infact the the world art market is growing, day by day, digital art didnt kill paper, and nor did it kill woodcut and linotype printing. Things that are done for beauty and pleasure cannot just be cheapened with a prompt, it'll change for people who do work in entertainment, yes because efficiency is required, but there's an expensive expensive world of collectors and clients that (even in India) pay 50 lakhs for a painting