for the last 7 years I have been glued to my pc like a zombie.. playing games all day...
Now I feel the urge to change myself.. for context I was a tryhard gamer and everything I do I look for mastery.... and I also cant tolerate passive hobbies.. also keep in mind I'm a loner so solo hobbies suggestions will be much appreciated...
some people compare Phobies with chess... but I don't think so... in chess it's all tactics.. there is no LVL 12 Queen vs LVL 7 Queen... in chess the better tactical player wins...
but in Phobies even though the opponent is dumb he will still win because of high LVL or the opponent and you are on the same tactical level...then who have the higher LVL cards wins...
NO game can be same as chess if there are LVLs...
Just curious. What brings you back to the game daily, weekly, etc?
Just curious. What brings you back to the game daily, weekly, etc?
need some people to play DST with dm if you are interested...
I don't usually play pc games but Hades recently caught my attention. I was wondering If I can enjoy hades even though Im not good at keyboard controls.. I don't have controller...
I used to believe in Islam strongly, but over time religion started feeling mentally exhausting to me. It wasn’t just major things — even entertainment started feeling guilty sometimes. I felt like I couldn’t fully enjoy anime, movies, games, music, or modern entertainment without worrying whether it was haram or harming my faith.
Part of me feels like I slowly became atheist because my mind wanted freedom from that constant restriction and guilt.
But after leaving religion, I also noticed changes in myself that honestly concern me:
Now I feel conflicted because some things in Islam still make deep logical sense to me — especially tawhid, the purpose of life, and questions about the Quran and Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). Christianity feels harder for me to understand philosophically.
At the same time, I still struggle with questions like:
I’m not looking for insults toward religion or atheism. I genuinely want thoughtful perspectives from people who seriously struggled with belief and doubt.
Did anyone else leave religion partly because it felt restrictive, then later feel conflicted about it?
I used to believe in Islam strongly, but over time religion started feeling mentally exhausting to me. It wasn’t just major things — even entertainment started feeling guilty sometimes. I felt like I couldn’t fully enjoy anime, movies, games, music, or modern entertainment without worrying whether it was haram or harming my faith.
Part of me feels like I slowly became atheist because my mind wanted freedom from that constant restriction and guilt.
But after leaving religion, I also noticed changes in myself that honestly concern me:
Now I feel conflicted because some things in Islam still make deep logical sense to me — especially tawhid, the purpose of life, and questions about the Quran and Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). Christianity feels harder for me to understand philosophically.
At the same time, I still struggle with questions like:
I’m not looking for insults toward religion or atheism. I genuinely want thoughtful perspectives from people who seriously struggled with belief and doubt.
Did anyone else leave religion partly because it felt restrictive, then later feel conflicted about it?
I used to believe in Islam strongly, but over time religion started feeling mentally exhausting to me. It wasn’t just major things — even entertainment started feeling guilty sometimes. I felt like I couldn’t fully enjoy anime, movies, games, music, or modern entertainment without worrying whether it was haram or harming my faith.
Part of me feels like I slowly became atheist because my mind wanted freedom from that constant restriction and guilt.
But after leaving religion, I also noticed changes in myself that honestly concern me:
Now I feel conflicted because some things in Islam still make deep logical sense to me — especially tawhid, the purpose of life, and questions about the Quran and Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). Christianity feels harder for me to understand philosophically.
At the same time, I still struggle with questions like:
I’m not looking for insults toward religion or atheism. I genuinely want thoughtful perspectives from people who seriously struggled with belief and doubt.
Did anyone else leave religion partly because it felt restrictive, then later feel conflicted about it?I used to believe in Islam strongly, but over time religion started feeling mentally exhausting to me. It wasn’t just major things — even entertainment started feeling guilty sometimes. I felt like I couldn’t fully enjoy anime, movies, games, music, or modern entertainment without worrying whether it was haram or harming my faith.
Part of me feels like I slowly became atheist because my mind wanted freedom from that constant restriction and guilt.
But after leaving religion, I also noticed changes in myself that honestly concern me:
Now I feel conflicted because some things in Islam still make deep logical sense to me — especially tawhid, the purpose of life, and questions about the Quran and Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). Christianity feels harder for me to understand philosophically.
At the same time, I still struggle with questions like:
I’m not looking for insults toward religion or atheism. I genuinely want thoughtful perspectives from people who seriously struggled with belief and doubt.
Did anyone else leave religion partly because it felt restrictive, then later feel conflicted about it?
I used to believe in Islam strongly, but over time religion started feeling mentally exhausting to me. It wasn’t just major things — even entertainment started feeling guilty sometimes. I felt like I couldn’t fully enjoy anime, movies, games, music, or modern entertainment without worrying whether it was haram or harming my faith.
Part of me feels like I slowly became atheist because my mind wanted freedom from that constant restriction and guilt.
But after leaving religion, I also noticed changes in myself that honestly concern me:
Now I feel conflicted because some things in Islam still make deep logical sense to me — especially tawhid, the purpose of life, and questions about the Quran and Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). Christianity feels harder for me to understand philosophically.
At the same time, I still struggle with questions like:
I’m not looking for insults toward religion or atheism. I genuinely want thoughtful perspectives from people who seriously struggled with belief and doubt.
Did anyone else leave religion partly because it felt restrictive, then later feel conflicted about it?
just started the clan 6 days ago if you speak english and a active player please join our clan....
- I intend to make this clan global ranked one day.. so if you wanna be part of our journey be sure to join !!!
clan tag: #2CPQVYLC9
