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[theqoo] ARE THERE HOBBIES THAT DON’T COST TOO MUCH MONEY?
“Things start small, but once you enjoy something or become interested in it, you end up investing in it. So I’m curious about small hobbies.”
original post: here
1. I recommend keeping a handwritten journal, like writing a diary or jotting down things you want to do
2. Taking walks
3. Reading really does eat up a lot of time relative to the return you get
4. I have a free trial for web novel and I mix it with reading books. My monthly budget is around 20,000 won ($15) and it’s plenty enough
5. You can spend as much money as you want on any hobby. You need to adopt a mindset of enjoying it reasonably instead of focusing on value for money
6. I agree with reading.
But for someone like me who needs to own physical books, collecting them until you run out of space eventually leads to buying real estate
7. Digital drawing… all you need is a cheap tablet and a program ㅋㅋ
8. No matter the hobby, if you have the urge to collect things and the itch to be out in the field, it’s going to cost you millions of won…
9. Watching movies and dramas, reading, and writing
I’m also growing plants affordably using supplies from Daiso
10. I like cooking, and I can just eat it when I’m done
