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The Ultimate List of Hobbies for Men: 75+ Ideas For Your Free Time - C C - Jan 27, 2016
http://www.artofmanliness.com/2016/01/25/the-ultimate-list-of-hobbies-for-men-75-ideas-for-your-free-time/
EXCERPT: [...] For those of you who want to have an engaging hobby, but aren’t sure what pastime to pursue, we’ve created a couple guides to hobbies over the years. Yet even after the second was published, we continued to come up with more ideas. So we decided to compile all the old ideas along with the new into one ultimate list of hobbies for men. This still isn’t an exhaustive list, but there is surely something that will catch your eye, or will spur you to think of one yet unmentioned. Our hope is that every man is able to find a hobby that can turn into an enjoyable pastime during the current season of his life, and maybe even become an enduring passion that lasts a lifetime....
RE: The Ultimate List of Hobbies for Men: 75+ Ideas For Your Free Time - Magical Realist - Feb 2, 2016
Nice. I scrolled down the whole list and saw some I never even considered. Another one would be sculpting with clay. I used to do this as a kid and it has that OCD repetitiveness and demand for scrutiny that tends to be therapeutic for anxiety types. There is something about working with one's hands that relieves stress. As in punching keys on this plastic keyboard. And the accomplishment of a form out of one's own imagination and effort gives one a sense of pride in oneself as well.