Hop-hop.

• Web. Probably takes up the most time. Often, I just zone out listening to music, or I save photos/images, visit forums, read various forums and websites with all sorts of information, and also bookmark certain websites because I'm a data hoarder.
• Anime. From the couch, it seems like a good substitute for drugs and alcohol. Visual novels, to a lesser extent. I rarely watch movies, and in 90% of cases, they are Korean/Japanese/Chinese.
• Video games. I stopped getting the enjoyment I used to from them a long time ago, and it rarely happens that I'm in the right mood and find a game that fits. A significant amount of time is spent on "aimless" games - Crusader Kings 2, Diablo, Civilization. It's a shame there aren't any good MMOs. It's important to note that I have a 2011 laptop that I bought with money from a part-time job (lol) and the payments I received before I turned eighteen, and as a result, I don't have the opportunity to play anything modern.

Mm, and what else? Well, nothing really. I stopped reading books, and I had to give up going to the gym again due to health problems.

You can call me a pessimist, but I think it's extremely difficult to approach life optimistically without having at least some free money (and not, say, $80 a month for a nine-hour, six-day work week) when your health problems start in your feet and end in your head.

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So, how is it, is it good with the SOUL REAPER? I didn't like the original (well, except for the wizard design - how surprisingly good it is from Revan, an Asian woman emitting magical rays), and I didn't buy the expansion.

It's like you expected something different from the locals.

Well, you see, there are happy and successful people. But overall, I thought, why not discuss it? It's unlikely that anyone will think worse of anyone else, and people here have known each other for almost ten years.

I, for one, can't complain about being bored, but for some reason, I constantly feel like a character in Revan's game.

There is, of course, the opinion that you don't understand the significance of what you've lost until you lose it, but I would still risk trading "stale" life in Ukraine for health.

I read it as hip-hop at first.

Do you like hip-hop?