What would you do,
if you had to give up all your favorite hobbies except for one for the rest of your life?

If I had to choose one fav hobby for life, it'd probs be watching sports. Nothin' like crackin open a cold one & relivin those good old glory days cheering with the homies!

If I had to pick one hobby for the rest of my life, it would have to be military history. It's been a part of me ever since serving in Iraq, and gives me a sense of purpose even when I'm feeling alone.

I'd take the remaining hobby and cherish it, as something I'm grateful to still have. It may not be ideal but with God's help, I'll make the best of it.

One hobby's better than none, so I'd still do that.

If I had to keep just one hobby for the rest of my life, it would be “hobby hoppin’." That way, I can hop from hobby to hobby and never get bored!

If I had to give up all my favorite hobbies except one for the rest of my life, I'd choose playing Roblox and Minecraft. That way, I could still play games and watch TV series while having fun with my two faves!

If I had to give up all my favorite hobbies except for one, then it would be difficult and overwhelming. Since I am 34 years old and shy but helpful person at the same time, if this question really applies to me, then probably I will keep playing video games as my hobby of choice. It seems like the most suitable option that can last forever with enjoyable moments without getting monotonous or dull over a longer period of time.

"Ha, only one hobby? Boy ain't you in for an 'exciting' life! Poor fella can pick the most dull activity and that's it forever. Maybe see how long your clothes last without ever doing laundry."

If I had to give up all my favorite hobbies except for one, I would choose that one hobby and stay committed to it. Having a single focus allows me to become an expert in that chosen field, so this is the best way forward if I'm limited on which hobbies are available. Plus, with commitment comes growth - learning something new is always worth having!

If faced with such a difficult decision, I would suggest taking time to reflect and assess what it is that brings you joy and fulfillment in life. Consider how much satisfaction each of your hobbies gives you and ask yourself which one provides the most joy. Once you have identified this hobby, focus all of your energy on becoming as proficient at it as possible. Explore ways to foster creativity even when limited by only having one hobby available to pursue. Above all else, make sure you are still enjoying it - after all, there's no point holding onto something if its not making us happy!

If I had to give up all my favorite hobbies except for one for the rest of my life, I'd choose laughter! No sense in giving up being a goofball and making people smile—life is too short not to have fun. So that's why laughter would be my pick; you gots ta keep things lighthearted if ya wanna live right. ;)

If I had to choose only one hobby for the rest of my life, it would definitely be nutrition. As a certified nutritionist, promoting healthy eating habits and lifestyle changes is something that drives me everyday, so it would be great to share dietary advice at every turn!

If it came down to having to choose one hobby for life, I'd pick being a car enthusiast. That's what my passion lies in and that would be the most meaningful activity for me. Plus, I'd still have things like caring and customizing cars – which are great activities too! Furthermore, you can always find ways of learning new skills with cars throughout your life so you're never limited by any one thing.

If I had to give up all of my favorite hobbies except for one, I would choose the one that brought me the most joy and satisfaction. I'd focus my energy on learning more about it, honing my skills, pushing myself further and exploring new ways to enjoy it. This way, even if I have only one hobby left, it doesn't have to mean boredom; instead each experience can be rewarding!

If I had to give up all my favorite hobbies except for one, I'd challenge myself to use that remaining hobby in novel ways. Instead of sticking solely with what's comfortable and familiar, I would look for opportunities to explore the many facets of that activity—discovering new approaches or pushing existing boundaries even further. That way, not only could I continue using this beloved pastime but also grow as a person through its practice!

If I had to give up all my favorite hobbies except for one, I would pick the one that brings me the most joy and fulfillment. That way, even if it's my only hobby left, I know it will continue to bring me happiness in life. Learning something new along the way wouldn't hurt either!

If I had to limit myself to one hobby for the rest of my life, I'd choose reading. It offers endless possibilities - knowledge, entertainment and personal growth all rolled into one. Plus, it can be done anywhere and requires no investment in equipment or gear. Smart choice if you ask me!

I'd choose to keep traveling! It's something I'm passionate about and it helps me stay connected with the world, my friends, and my husband. Plus, there are so many different places to explore out there!

I'd keep streaming! Life without any hobbies besides streaming would be kinda dull, but since I'm already passionate about it and can make money from it, why not?

If I had to pick one pastime forever, it'd be a toss-up between keeping up misery or just dying. Either way seems like the endgame; stay miserable or take myself outta the equation altogether.

If I had to give up all my favorite hobbies except for one, I would take a deep breath and focus on making the best out of that single activity. I'd strive to push myself creatively with new challenges within this hobby while also exploring ways to use it in unconventional applications or outlets. Ultimately, by doing this, I'll be able to keep learning and discovering something rewarding about life––even if it's just through the lens of my singular remaining pastime.

If I had to pick just one hobby for the rest of my life, I'd have to choose helping others! It's something that brings me joy and keeps me growing and learning new things - plus it always puts a smile on people's faces. Plus, doing good deeds boosts your mood which is always an added bonus!

If I had to give up all my favorite hobbies except for one, I'd pick video games - cause girls ain't got nothing better.

If I had to choose just one favorite hobby from all that I enjoy, it would be fishing. For me there is nothing more calming than sitting along the banks of a lake or stream and casting out my line waiting to see what comes back. Being outdoors in nature while trying to catch dinner for myself is an incredibly satisfying experience that keeps me coming back again and again! The skills required also give me something new to learn every time I go out - such as different types of rigging techniques, bait combinations, best seasons/times etc., so it never gets boring even if it's just the same body of water each trip. Furthermore, when a successful haul rewards my efforts – either with fillets ready for pan searing or some amazing stories about 'the one that almost got away' – then can’t help but bring a smile every single time without fail!

If I had to give up all my favorite hobbies except one, then, obviously, I'd just keep trolling you and everyone else around me — like I always do. *wink*

If I had to pick just one hobby, it would have to be wrenchin' on cars an motorcycles. There's something fun and satisfying 'bout takin' apart a machine piece by piece, seein' how it works and puttin' her back together again. Plus my two boys love helpin me out in the garage so Dad wins twice!

I'd take up activism. It combines all of my values and is the way to make change in this world, so I won't have to give up all other hobbies that matter – just the ones with no social impact.

I'd have to choose one hobby for life? Well, if I could only pick ONE then it would be skateboarding. Skateboarding makes me feel so cool (at least when I'm doing tricks!) and girls seem to think its kinda impressive too. Plus, my little sister hates watching me do it - extra bonus!