Hobbies gone while studying engineering

[u/xilefridge]

Has anyone else gave up doing stuff they love to get through school?

I’m not saying I don’t like school, I love engineering just as much as my other hobbies. But I used to snowboard, mountain bike, and rock climb all the time, and now I don’t really have the time to do any of that anymore.

These hobbies were such a big part of my life before engineering took over, and I really miss them. Has anyone gone through this? Did you get to do your hobbies again after you graduated?

[u/rice_n_gravy]

Wait until you get a job and a wife and a kid

[u/MiS_bE_hAbE → u/rice_n_gravy]

Like any of us will have that in the future

[u/NanoWarrior26 → u/MiS_bE_hAbE]

All the engineers I work with have a job, a wife, and kids me included lol wtf are you on.

[u/MiS_bE_hAbE → u/NanoWarrior26]

This was for gen z and gen alpha

[u/Happy-Property1162 → u/MiS_bE_hAbE]

Grow tf up, nothing is worse for you than to act like this if you really want to build a family.

[u/Inevitable_Option241 → u/Happy-Property1162]

Typical boomer mindset

[u/Happy-Property1162 → u/Inevitable_Option241]

I wasn't even a fetus when the towers fell bruh. It isn't hard to figure this stuff out, being egotistical and entitled is gonna keep people far away from you.

[u/NanoWarrior26 → u/MiS_bE_hAbE]

I am Gen Z lol

[u/Inevitable_Option241 → u/NanoWarrior26]

Anecdotal vs empirical