Fluff - what hobby would you AVOID like the plague

I am so glad you said that. We bought snorkel masks for a trip and when we tried them on before the trip, I couldnt get it off fast enough! I felt like I was suffocating

Golf and camping.

Extreme ironing is. Different thing.

I thought it was a joke. This is an actual thing? I've now heard everything, I can retire from the internet.

I kind of want to make some of those cute elastic bracelets made out of beads but I'm afraid I will spend $$$$ on cute beads and supplies and never make a bracelet!!

I do not want to go horseback riding. I have never been on a horse before much to my brothers chagrin as he was a harness racer and spent most of his life in the company of horses. His horses always seemed so big and strong and I honestly feared them. Which is weird because dogs and cats love me and I them. But a horse? Nope.

I'm not into high risk activities, but I applaud other people who can do those things and enjoy them.

I'm not remotely athletic, so I would never join a softball or volleyball team.

no hunting, no shooting, no knitting or crocheting, no painting, no scuba, high rock climbing, no beads or jewelry, most crafts...anything that requires me to stand around..

I like high adventure stuff.. did a lot in my youth.

I used to go horse riding with friends decades ago. We had so much fun! The last time I went horse riding, I realised that my lack of pelvic floor strength was not compatible with horse riding.      Put it this way..... it has the same effect as jumping on a trampoline. I will say no more.

Girl do your kegels at every stop sign. An older nurse I once worked with told me that years ago. She wasn't wrong. I can jump on a trampoline after six beers, not a drop 😁 but I won't because I might break a hip, and that is the same reason I'm now scared to get up on a horse after all these years!

I was a decent rider, not formal or anything, just a natural on my aunt's wicked horse/pony hybrid. That bastard jumped me and my cousin over a corn fence with no warning and we both managed to stay on!

I'm not a big fan of being in water. However, when we went to Hawaii 15 years ago I made dh stop to get me snorkeling equipment immediately. Dh and ds also got equipment. We dropped our bags, and got changed for snorkeling. Since I'm not a water person, dh volunteered to take ds8 with him. We got out there and within minutes ds was at my side. I stood up and dh was far away making sure ds reached me. Ds and I had a blast looking for fish and trying to identify various ones. When we finished, I found out that it turns out dh cannot be touched when he is in water. 😅 A few days later we were on a boat for a snorkeling trip, and I went to find dh to show him some turtles. I approached him from the front and I swear that man swam backwards away from me because he thought I might touch him. The boating trip also taught us that there was no f'ing way ds was going to get off a perfectly good boat to get into water. By the time that trip was over, dh and ds swore we were never going to Hawaii again. I keep swearing I will go back on my own.

I will not participate in any hobby that takes me up in the landscape or underneath it. Narrowing my choices, eh?!

I mentioned on another thread that I find mountains oppressive. I’ve been up in the Italian Alps a few times and around Mount Blanc on the French side and those immense, towering mountains make me feel sick.

I’ve been in a few cave systems, just as a walking tourist, nothing extreme. I’ve always felt anxious and uncomfortable in them and in the last one I went in, in Italy, I had a panic attack. I will stay in the car now if DH wants to go underground. How anyone can enjoy donning a wet suit and lowering themselves into dark, tiny spaces, especially where water is involved is beyond me.

Hence hiking, climbing and potholing are the things I avoid like the plague.

Clothes, bags, shoes, makeup shopping.
Would rather scuba/bungee jump/clean toilets then do that for “fun”

I know, I know! I'm so slack (pun intended). My daughter is a physiotherapist, and she has just finished her additional training on women's pelvic physio..... she's so ashamed of me haha! I'm impressed with your pelvic strength - I hope it's not too late for me!