What is your passion?

mrk said:
Freelance photography since 20012 maybe bit earlier, but more recently in content creation which has picked up well and have a big talk show style series project in the works so that's my new passion I suppose.

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When I joined this forum in 2010 computers and gaming would have been top of the list but nowadays its poker and inline rollerblading I find it impossibly challenging, scary and painful but I love it.
 
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Zefan said:
I'm one of those that has, unfortunately, let basically anything that brings me joy (and as a result, could develop in to a passion) drop to the side lines as I've grown older. It's a bloody terrible idea. You eventually start to forget what you even like, or even how to like things. Do not recommend.

Mid life crisis? Probably.
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This hit home with a whallop.
 
ots3go said:
It's a risk I'm willing to take.
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I've gone off you now.
By the early 90s I had over 3000 vinyl albums and by 2010 I had given every single one away except 5 'rare' ones in my attic.
I have zero idea why people want to listen to music in an inferior way when you now have proper DACs and triple hybrid in-ears where it sounds like the band are in the same room.
There, that's me being toxic.
 
SexyGreyFox said:
I've gone off you now.
By the early 90s I had over 3000 vinyl albums and by 2010 I had given every single one away except 5 'rare' ones in my attic.
I have zero idea why people want to listen to music in an inferior way when you now have proper DACs and triple hybrid in-ears where it sounds like the band are in the same room.
There, that's me being toxic.
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I like with vinyl how I'll listen to the album, start to finish, without distraction. Whereas from other sources I'll tend to multi-task or skip tracks.
It's more of a ritual thing. :).
 
Golf I suppose - Love playing it, geeking out about all the technical side of things as well.
Heading quickly towards the big 50 next year and would love to get my handicapp down to scratch (0)
 
Zefan said:
I'm one of those that has, unfortunately, let basically anything that brings me joy (and as a result, could develop in to a passion) drop to the side lines as I've grown older. It's a bloody terrible idea. You eventually start to forget what you even like, or even how to like things. Do not recommend.

Mid life crisis? Probably.
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100% same here. I think it's because I had so much joy in childhood. Adulthood will likely never compare.

You may or may not be interested, but "Why nothing brings you joy anymore - Alan Watts" video on you tube brought me some comfort, in understanding why I feel this way.

But to answer the question. Quite simply, being out doors in nature, away from people on a warm sunny day is my passion.
 
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Crisps
The smell of superglue
The pathological hatred of DJT
Wine Gums
Pork Scratchings
Forgetting things
Oh yeah, counting the number of Permabanned posters in necro'ed threads. There are about 8 in this one, including the OP which counts double.
 
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My used golf ball side hustle
RTS games even tho I suck at them
Astronomy, kinda
Books
Exercise
Cooking and eating well, not really a passion but something Ive put time into as it costs a lot of money and I want to eat well.
Avoiding certain people.
Trying to look busy at work.
 
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Music but since having kids I’ve stopped playing piano.

My family.

Cricket.

More recently powerlifting.
 
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SexyGreyFox said:
Just had two normal size ones for breakfast with nothing else.

Me and my wife love people watching when we're in airports, on holiday etc, I prefer it to looking at my phone.
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Yeh i love people watching in airports and trainstations :p

I could kill hours before a flight just sitting there or walking around and having a nose :p
 
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