The moment you say something like, “I don’t have any hobbies,” you can see it in their faces: pity… skepticism… disbelief.
Suddenly, you’re just not that interesting.
But, really, how important is it even to have hobbies?
Other people’s hobbies sound dull, exhausting, or both. Who needs that?
And yet, if you’re thinking, “Nothing interests me enough that I’d want to make a hobby of it,” you might be wrong about that.
Curious?
Read on.
Turning 30 is a big milestone for many people.
It often feels like a transitional period as you move away from the freedom of your twenties and towards more responsibility.
For this reason, making the most of your twenties and cramming as much fun into them as possible is essential.
To help you make the most of this time, we wanted to create this bucket list of 101 unique and fun things to do before you turn 30.
It's an eclectic list with plenty of options to suit different tastes.
You feel so lonely and disconnected and may be experiencing emotional detachment in your relationship.
Your heartfelt pleas for more intimacy and closeness fall on deaf ears.
Sometimes it seems like your partner is looking right through you with cold, disinterested eyes.
What is happening here? Why is your partner pulling away?
Why are you the only one trying to keep your love alive and your communication open?
Understanding what you're dealing with can help you figure out what to do.
You’ve met someone, and the sparks are definitely flying.
The two of you have been chatting it up on dates and by texts and calls, but you haven’t made the leap from casual dating to exclusivity.
But you’d like it to happen – sooner rather than later.
At this point, you may be wondering how long the talking stage will last before you commit to one another.
Familiarizing yourself with the talking phase and all that it entails can help you feel more comfortable dating and getting to know someone new at any stage of your life.
It’s so hard to feel like you don’t belong anywhere.
You may be overwhelmed by feelings of dejection and isolation, believing you are alone in this world.
This feeling is natural, and even though you may not realize it, you are not alone in experiencing a sense of disaffection with the world.
When you wonder, “Where do I belong?” and can’t figure out your place and people, it is deeply painful — but don’t give up.
There are ways out of this quagmire that can bring you back to feeling accepted and loved.
You might want to start by understanding the reasons why you feel separated and alone.
Our list of 11 points clarifies why you feel dejected and how you can get back to a sense of belonging.