u/TeddyTayTyler

I'm grateful that I experienced depression and got addicted to drugs. I'm sober now, and the experience taught me how to avoid intoxicants, and how to take care of myself better. Now I work at a psych hospital, and I can empathize deeply with the patients because I used to be in their position.

Im grateful that I'm able to make money today, and Im glad my bills arent so high that I get to keep most of what I make :)

I'm trying to get an early win without a large investment. I'm mostly talking about painting, drawing, and other forms of art. Which form would you start with, and what would you recommend focusing on in the beginning?

I want to meet someone who I can text back and forth about our successes and failures. I find that keeping my mind on it keeps me from relapsing.

I'm looking for people to spend my time with. I live near speedway and camino seco. I don't have a car yet, but I should be getting one very soon. Let me know if you're interested, we can text or call before meeting in person.

Here are a few of my hobbies:

• Footbag (hackysack), Begleri, & Juggling
• Ukulele
• Rock climbing
• Hiking
• Philosophy
• Travel
• Sprinting
• Fitness (gym or park buddies welcome)
• Cooking
• Videography
• Reading
• Gymnastics
• Crochet
• Poetry & Writing
• Calisthenics
• Vinyl Records and CDs
• Therapy/Self Improvement
• Yoga/Stretching/Flexibility
• Skill building in general
• Wrestling
• Or whatever else you suggest lmao - just no screens (they give me a headache)
• ^ I prefer active hobbies

*Pick one and we can base our relationship on it lmao!*

If you match multiple I extra want to hang out with you ^-^

My name is Taylor. I enjoy energetic activities the most - I have a strong focus on keeping myself healthy and strong (mentally and physically). My recent hobbies have included juggling, ukulele, crochet, gymnastics, and rock climbing. I go to Chuze on Grant most mornings, as I can carpool with my Mom. No car as of right now, but I have one lined up after July. I want to meet someone who can regularly interact in person.

I'm 21M and I live at home with my mom and older brother. My parents divorced a few years ago, and the house is being sold soon. I make decent money at the job I'm working, but I don't feel super compelled to keep things the way they are. I think I've decided to become a wildland fire fighter this summer to switch things up, and after that I'm probably moving to Wisconsin to be with my son.

The biggest issue for me is that I keep bouncing between ideas of how I want my future to go, and I never truly arrive at a conclusion until I'm forced to make a decision. How do you arrive at a decision with conviction and remain true to your intentions? How do you weigh the decision beforehand?

Quitting vs persisting, what to pursue in life (money, another person, mastery over a craft, wisdom, knowledge), + how do you determine what change would make the most significant positive difference?