To ask what hobby you do?

[whathobby]

Becoming more and more aware that I don't have any hobbies and aside from work I have nothing to talk about when catching up with friends.

I don't have any obvious interests that could lead into a hobby.

AIBU to ask you for ideas for a hobby?

Perhaps it is something you do or have done and can offer some insight into it.

I'm thinking something with other people rather than a solo thing.

Lapidary
Pottery - throwing and hand building
Running
Weight training
Painting
Cooking
Gardening/growing food

I'm unsociable as fuck though, so I like things that never bring me into contact with people unless absolutely necessary

Astrophotography
Gardening
Home brewing
DIY

Basically, things that keep me busy that have very little social interaction because I'm awkward as fuck.

Blacksmithing, woodturning and most outing of all - cycling

Horse riding.

When I meet up with friends, apart from work and family stuff we tend to veer on to the subject of whatever's in the news, any recent travel we've done/are planning, stuff like that. We do talk about books a lot, and sometimes what we've been watching on Netflix or whatever - either things we've all seen or are recommending or whatever. I suppose reading and watching films/tv are hobbies though.

As well being a super-keen reader, I'm into cooking, restaurants, running, wildlife/bird-watching, horror films, travel, makeup, and various vaguely arty things like colouring and creative journalling/collage-making which require no actual talent. I also write fiction and I'm trying to get into a gardening a bit at the moment.

I'm not sure that hobbies are always an interesting topic of conversation for people who don't share that hobby. Mine aren't, anyway! Although maybe that's because they aren't sociable ones. I do have friends who are members of sports clubs or choirs or amateur theatre groups and things, and they talk about people they've met through that and things, I suppose, rather than the actual hobby.

Adult colouring, photography, Netflix (that counts right?!), gaming on the switch and oculus quest and gardening.

Oh and reading!

Me too! Bookstagram Ftw!

Gym/Pilates, reading, cooking/baking, gardening, photography, galleries & exhibitions.

Roller derby. Tap dancing. Reading. Gardening

I'm having piano lessons and french lessons. I absolutely love my piano lessons. I'm not great and things don't sink in as well as they did when I was a kid, but it's just fab.

Choir and cricket.

I breed and show Guinea pigs as a hobby. Something a bit different 😂

Long distance walking. Currently half way along The Ridgeway.

Knitting
Learning instruments and Playing them ensemble
Arranging music for ensemble
Belong to a choir
Swimming
Reading
Learning a language
Sailing
( Am retired which is why I have time for so many!

Music. Listening to it. Playing my guitar and singing.
Crochet
Reading
Writing
Video games
Love getting over invested in tv shows and films

I own a horse that I can't be bothered to ride

Weight training, yoga, walking and hiking, reading, cooking and eating out (not sure if that's a hobby?!)
Tried crochet but gave up.

Photography. So many genres and such a variety of subjects it be as relaxing or active as you want it to be.

Knitting, sewing, drawing, colouring

Choir (quite demanding audition required choir) and sea swimming. Not something I talk to existing friends about a great deal but I have met new ones through both.

Knitting, which I began again during the second lock down can be addictive, and I've always loved sewing, especially patchwork quilting.

Walking/dog walking, photography, painting, reading, occasional bit of DIY/upcycle. Raiding charity shops, crochet, Netflix, baking.

I'm a sailing-roadie. It's my son's hobby not mine, but I do spend a lot of time packing for sailing, driving to sailing, unloading for sailing, rigging and launching for sailing, talking to other sailing roadies, pottering about next to sailing, then doing it all in reverse.

It does also mean I get to spend a lot of time next to water in some incredibly beautiful places, which is a good hobby. I collect sea glass but I haven't thought of what to do with it yet.

God I have tons but mainly solo! I find organised fun in groups a bit unnatural 🤣 things I do in a group is really only going out to dinner with friends, thinking about it!!

Otherwise my hobbies are:
punchneedle
singing lessons
walking with a podcast
watercolours
reading
sketching
baking
sewing machine

Bobbing about in the sea, choir and reading, knitting and hope to start embroidery in the Autumn