Re:Gear Acquisition Syndrome – Consumption of Instruments an...
by hereonout2 on Wednesday August 07, 2024 @12:11PM
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> I feel for people with a full time job it somehow compensates for the lack of time working on one's hobbies
I identify with this. Have full time job, some disposable income, a few hobbies but no real time for them.
This has led to a lot of gear acquisition, buying tools or equipment that are beyond my level of expertise and I don't have time to make the most of.
I guess there's worse things to burn money on but does feel like if I had more time to actually do hobbies I'd discover I can get by with far fewer gadgets.
I identify with this. Have full time job, some disposable income, a few hobbies but no real time for them.
This has led to a lot of gear acquisition, buying tools or equipment that are beyond my level of expertise and I don't have time to make the most of.
I guess there's worse things to burn money on but does feel like if I had more time to actually do hobbies I'd discover I can get by with far fewer gadgets.