Social partner dancing - lindy hop, blues, “fusion” (it’s a bad name), and Argentine tango are the ones I keep coming back to. Recently been trying bachata agai

Social partner dancing - lindy hop, blues, “fusion” (it’s a bad name), and Argentine tango are the ones I keep coming back to. Recently been trying bachata again but only due to a woman inviting me out - will likely give it up. (Too much machismo and chud behavior going on) Indoor rock climbing for fitness. I only do bouldering because no friends and still want to get stronger. Woodworking. Various DIY projects. Motorcycle rebuilding and riding - I only ride sports bikes… they need rebuilding too. Driving cars and all that goes into making that a hobby (repair, maintenance, detailing, etc.). Photography - this mostly only gets done while traveling but I’m ready for almost anything. (Ultra wide underwater with strobes to 1200mm wildlife to studio portrait photography to aerial drone photography… I am ready) YouTube. This is basically a hobby at this point and it’s purely consumption. I watch so much random shit that is focused on teaching and learning new things. I’m not watching people react to stuff or anything like that - instead I’m learning about techniques for building new homes, struggles with rebuilding cars (the more I watch the less I want to do it…), woodworking techniques, etc. Ultimately it all has an entertainment bend and isn’t super dry content but I am also learning way more than your average citizen. I would say youtube is likely responsible for why I’ve been able to hold a conversation on nearly any subject for a while now. I’ll meet someone and can engage with them on their subject of choice because I’ve been exposed to so much. Most people are like - “how do you know all this?? This is what I did my graduate degree on.” If you love to learn - lotta high quality content on YouTube that feeds that addiction.