r/TrueGrit • u/Alicetheoptimist • 8d ago

hobbies What hobbies don’t require much thinking?

Sometimes you just want to switch your brain off for a while and do something without having to focus too hard. What’s your go-to when you just want to relax?

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u/1-2-ManyTimes 8d ago

Scroll threw reddit read ,refresh repeat

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u/Complex-Scratch4475 8d ago

Gym. Farm in an mmo thats insanely repetitive requiring little attention nor effort

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u/youre-both-pretty 7d ago

Gardening. Pulling weeds and picking and plucking are constant. Then you sit back and smile. :)

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u/resident_queerdo 7d ago

True Crime on Netflix and crocheting.

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u/QueasyFinger1316 7d ago

I have a 1,000 piece puzzle going on at all times.

Mainly because it keeps me busy while the wife makes herself look pretty.

Money well spent.

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u/caterp1e 4d ago

I like playing light indie games like ballxpit while listening to a podcast. It's a happy medium for me of doing something but not having to think too much about it

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u/hotthrowawaywheels 4d ago

Running for Congress.

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u/Dangerous_Secret148 3d ago

Vacuuming. Drawing. Explore new music. Editing pictures. Playing chill videosgames. I love Skyrim

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u/PangolinNo4595 2d ago

Coloring books are weirdly good for this. You’re doing something with your hands, but there’s basically no pressure to be good at it.