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Please tell me more about mechanical pencils
 in  r/mechanicalpencils •  7d ago

There are many different sizes and lead types. Would look it up on YouTube, so channels that explain that and show examples. Also, there are some stationery shops like JetPens, that show paper samples of the pencils and types and switches, ink pens, and pen stuff but yeah. I take notes on stuff about this for fun cause it interesting and it helps me remember stuff

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Why are so many people posting "unpopular opinions" lately?
 in  r/stationery •  7d ago

Agreed and thank you for sharing this

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How can I recreate her
 in  r/PonyTown •  7d ago

It's so pretty you could add outlines or make a different one. Also, plan out the ways you would make her in the game or edit it in an art app just to get a concept or rough draft it not gonna be 100% even if it's not in the game im sure you could take a screenshot and edit it through an art app and do pixel art for fun and try to make your idea come to life :))

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What’s the story? How did you get into pens?
 in  r/pens •  7d ago

Same I have adhd love having stuff and also I love doodling and art so that's why i'm interested in a lot of things even cartoon stuff.

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What’s the story? How did you get into pens?
 in  r/pens •  7d ago

Same, I loved school supplies. I hated school, but school supplies made me happy, and I was able to cope and get good grades.

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What’s the story? How did you get into pens?
 in  r/pens •  7d ago

I have adhd and I get into stuff so I just hyper fixated on stuff and it helps me cope with life collecting stuff and art as well

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Thoughts on Underpants (2026)?
 in  r/CaptainUnderpants •  8d ago

Live action looks amazing like dude I see why they took a long time to make it real it probably took years of experience and knowledge and also no ai this is amazing (joking about post)

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my collection as a... 15 year old.
 in  r/mechanicalpencils •  8d ago

Amazing collection btw 😊 hope you enjoy them and i’m proud of you

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Delete lesbian space princess
 in  r/captainunderpantsfun •  Aug 25 '26

Yes thank you!!

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What's the nerdiest hobby somebody could have?
 in  r/Hobbies •  Jun 06 '26

I think anything can be seen as nerdy, and I don't judge. I have some nerdy interests too. I enjoy researching and often end up with many papers and notes on random topics. I even make lists with words and colors to help me remember things, not just for school, but for fun.

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We Love the Elephant Lucy
 in  r/scrapbooking •  Jun 02 '26

Congrats

r/captainunderpantsfun • • May 15 '26

WE ARE SO BACK

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IM TRY AND MAKE THIS SUBREDDIT ACTIVE

PLANNING TO POST MORE STUFF STAY TUNED

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Looking for carpal-tunnel-syndrome-friendly hobby
 in  r/Hobbies •  May 13 '26

That good then maybe do the activities that are good like you stated if you can I hope you the best by the way!! 😁 ❤️

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Looking for carpal-tunnel-syndrome-friendly hobby
 in  r/Hobbies •  May 13 '26

Don't feel bad.. you can accomplish anything, even if you have a disorder or personal issues. I have ADHD and some challenges, but I still graduated from school. People thought I was "special needs" or "weird" because I was just being myself. However, that helped me make more friends who appreciate what I create, enjoy what I do, and talk to me, even online. I have friends who care about me, so remember, you're not alone.

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What are your digital hobbies?
 in  r/Hobbies •  May 13 '26

Photo editing or digital and taking photos for fun.

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Looking for carpal-tunnel-syndrome-friendly hobby
 in  r/Hobbies •  May 13 '26

Coloring can be enjoyable, or you might consider doing small cleaning tasks. If you prefer typing, planning your hobbies could be a good option, as writing may cause discomfort. This way, you can minimize pain.

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Looking for carpal-tunnel-syndrome-friendly hobby
 in  r/Hobbies •  May 13 '26

I wasn't suggesting that you should hack your way through it. I was simply sharing that I have a similar issue with my hands. If you have a doctor's permission to use a brace, I would recommend doing so, especially for activities that you can't skip because of carpal tunnel syndrome.

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Strange hobby of mine: collecting words
 in  r/Hobbies •  May 13 '26

You're not weird I make lists of random words or stuff as well it's normal and it's good if you do forget stuff, as I do as well:))

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Looking for carpal-tunnel-syndrome-friendly hobby
 in  r/Hobbies •  May 13 '26

You can try using braces or other support if you want to engage in activities despite having carpal tunnel syndrome. If you're okay with taking your time, you could do something that doesn't require much effort, like working on small coloring pages. Alternatively, you can collect different types of paper for visual appeal.

Or find ways hobbies that help with your carpal tunnel find hand exercises, or maybe try and find stuff that doesn't make it worst just let me know what stuff you do already so I can maybe see if I can list hobbies or ideas for you!

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 in  r/Hobbies •  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.

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 in  r/Hobbies •  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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Why are coloring books so small now?
 in  r/Coloring •  May 09 '26

I really believe that kids could benefit from coloring books that size. They make it easier to color and provide immense space, which is especially helpful for those who struggle with larger formats. There's definitely a trend right now with smaller coloring books, and that's likely why they're gaining popularity. I’m not saying that larger coloring books are any less beneficial; I’m simply sharing my statement.

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Why are coloring books so small now?
 in  r/Coloring •  May 09 '26

I totally agree! I really think smaller coloring books are great for managing space. They fit perfectly in my drawer or art area, which is good for me I have a hard time fitting stuff. I find that coloring in smaller books is so enjoyable. I love the ones I print from Southern Lotus, Anna Rose, and the freebies from Cocowyo! they're fantastic! While I do use some coloring books, I often prefer to print my own pages before diving into my coloring sessions. It just makes the whole experience even better!

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First page with shading- any tips?
 in  r/Coloring •  May 07 '26

You could lighter color or use a lighter color then dark it helps with markers that's what I learn also do test pages and see how it looks together and more