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Haha I had the opposite experience. Growing up I always liked math, science, and programming but more and more I wish I could just spend all my time doing marti

• dorchadas 8y ago
  Same. The older I get the more I wish I could just spend my time learning to control my body and doing martial arts and such. It'd be so much more fun.
  • agumonkey 8y ago
    I still hold a bit of the childish passion in even at forty. I just like moving a lot and doing things minimalistically (is that a term ?). Monk life is neat IMO to an extent.
    • dorchadas 8y ago
      It's weird, as I'd absolutely love to live as a monk full time. The training, the studying, everything about it. Like, if I ever reach financial independence and don't get married/have kids...that's definitely what I'm going to be aiming for.
  • rv-de 8y ago
    The question is why martial arts for learning to control your body?
    • dorchadas 8y ago
      Not just martial arts, really. Dance would work too. That's just one romanticized aspect of the martial arts for me.
• Nokinside 8y ago
  But now you can beat anyone. I'm sure it has some value.
• rexpop 8y ago
  This is not the opposite of their experience; this is identical to their experience.