I feel the same way. I've found excuses to use relatively 'obscure' Python features (e.g. metaclasses) in the past, but for some reason coroutines have never se

I feel the same way. I've found excuses to use relatively 'obscure' Python features (e.g. metaclasses) in the past, but for some reason coroutines have never seemed like the right solution to any problem I have faced. This might be because I don't fully understand them, or perhaps I am using them all the time and have no idea. But if that's the case I think that means they are either too difficult a concept to be of practical use, or an unintuitive way of thinking about what they are actually doing.