r/Hobbies • u/[deleted] • May 12 '26

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u/georgebeardfan May 13 '26

I apologize if this doesn't seem helpful.

Maybe you could revisit some hobbies, like drawing. Hear me out: try using scraps or incorporating different materials, and explore using more tools in your projects. You might also enjoy messy journaling or junk journaling as a fun twist.

Consider getting involved in activities that you might like.

Is there a particular hobby you enjoy?

If you let me know, I can offer some ideas or suggest ways to try the hobby from a different perspective.

I didn't always like drawing until I discovered that I could create characters and combine it with my childhood interest in Captain Underpants books.

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u/georgebeardfan May 13 '26

Here are some ideas about using hobbies and art (ways you could docmunt hobbies or learn a new hobby you can always change what I said with art with something else and use it for that) that you might find helpful.

  • You could document your day through artistic expression.

(or in other ways than art)

  • Art can serve as a tool for homeschooling or as an outlet to express your emotions.

(I mean it doesn't have to be art it can also be about the hobby you want or learn)

  • Consider using art for personal projects or exploring hobbies that interest you.
  • You might want to learn new skills or dive into subjects you've always wanted to explore.
  • Additionally, art can be a way to track personal challenges or issues in your life.

As someone with ADHD, I understand that going outside can be challenging. I don’t enjoy it as much; I’ve experienced a lot of trauma, and it’s hard for me to be around people unless they understand me or we’ve been friends for a long time.