When you went to the gym 6 days in a row and need to take a break

>When you went to the gym 6 days in a row and need to take a break
>No gym today
>I miss lifting heavy things
I think I'm addicted. Is it a good addiction to have?
I always thought about lifting as my hobby. But now a girl at the gym asked me what I am doing besides going to the gym every day. I thought maybe I need another hobby. Working out is part of my life like eating and showering now.

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Please don't get a hobby just to satisfy some chick.
If you enjoy lifting, good for you man. It's pretty impressive to enjoy what many people see as torture.

Na, it wasn't about or for her, don't worry. I think she made a legit point and since then I'm thinking about it. She works there and we sometimes have a chat.

>girl asked what you have for other hobbies
lmao have you ever seen what normie hobbies are?
If you ACTUALLY work out, like with effort and progression and all that jazz that probably half of the people in the gym dont, and you like it, then your hobby of lifting genuinely has more substance than most peoples' """"hobbies"""".
Seriously "oh I like travelling, coffee, ADVENTURES, margaritas and tacos"
If I hear this shit one more time. The fucking adventures meme dude

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THE FUCKING ADVENTURES LINE
I also see "I like to be with friends and have fun" like no shit m8 that's like the definition of having fun is doing something you like you basically said "I like to do stuff I like" really informative you fuck

Hm, you might be right. I've been doing it for so long that I didn't see it as it was anymore.

Try 8 months without a rest day

Won't that hurt your gains? I often read that rest days are also part of your routine.

It's not that other hobbies are bad either. You can have more than one if there's something else you like. I'm trying to learn an instrument from the ground up because the way people who are REALLY GOOD at an instrument sound is my ideal.
Unfortunately, despite SOUNDING like a normie hobby it doesn't really apply because it's not like I join music clubs or anything, I just sit at home practicing when I'm not at the gym or school.
Normie hobbies are 'do you go out and socialize 24/7' and most peoples' (most, not all) hobbies seem to revolve around the social aspect rather than for themselves.

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Hasn't seemed to hurt mine, stronger than I've ever been and still breaking through plateaus.