I've never heard of 'cosy hobbies' before now, but I have seen 'attractive hobbies' recommended to me sometime on YouTube. These lists can be useful for exploration, but are dangerous as guiding principles of what to explore. Getting lost in performative hobbies where your goal is how you look while doing it rather than how it connects with part of you is a slippery slope to living a life that 'should' make you happy. Thanks for sharing Nia!
I've never heard of 'cosy hobbies' before now, but I have seen 'attractive hobbies' recommended to me sometime on YouTube. These lists can be useful for exploration, but are dangerous as guiding principles of what to explore. Getting lost in performative hobbies where your goal is how you look while doing it rather than how it connects with part of you is a slippery slope to living a life that 'should' make you happy. Thanks for sharing Nia!