Zero percent chance this isn't a cover to launch something more predatory for monetization reasons.
I don't have fun at all - when I work out just to "work out," anyway. Then I have to think about it sort of like physical medicine. I do it cause it's good for me.
But if I can find a way to get the heart pumping that's primarily about doing an activity, with fitness just being secondary, I have a lot more fun. I recently got into boxing for fitness because kneee trouble was making high-impact cardio painful. Love it. Training becomes something to look forward to because boxing is fun rather than metaphorical castor oil that I swallow down because I need to.
This is like a whole thing with people looking for more environmentally friendly ways to ship stuff - tho rn it looks more like a hobby for rich people hauling their bougie wine and chocolate or whatever. I for one think that having sailing ships come back with modern features would be cool!
Another thought: making a community can also be a nice structured incentive to check in on your hobby regularly. I like looking for videos or articles to link to for my yugioh community even though there's not many people subscribed - it gives me an opportunity to interact with and think about the game in different ways than I normally do.
Oh boy 29999 friends that I can be obnoxious towards on main
Completely agree with this. I can block anything I don't want to see, and I'd rather not have someone else decide that for me
I like "cliffs" on the theory that users are called lemmings, so the communities are the cliffs we choose to run off together
The death of Apollo is literally why I'm starting to look at online spaces other than Reddit as my go-to
Very satisfying to see that graph go vertical starting in June lol
Oh, whoops. I should have checked! Thanks.
WhitePeopleTwitter. That sub seemed to do nothing but emanate lukewarm political takes or the worst humor imaginable - and reposted twitter screenshots are the lowest form of content
Fuckers