Growing up, I’ve seen myself being was always interested in quite a lot of hobbies.

I would imagine myself doing those things, which would made me even more motivated to start something new.

I wondered what it felt like, how was the process of certain thingsuch and such, how they come up with that incredible final product.

Back then I was more into artisanal stuff,sy-stuff, and example being hand crafted things, such as origami. However, my first hobby, if I do remember correctly, was drawing. I started when I was 12 years old, and I continue carry this passion with me until today.

Seeing where I am now, makes me feel very grateful and proud of my achievements related to drawingthat are drawing-related.

I remember as well, trying to learn how to braid through YouTube videos as well.

I would learn at home, and then as soon as I arrived at school I would ask my friend, who had a pretty long hair, if I could braid ithem.

"Them" is plural, unless it's someones preferred pronouns.

When I was done with the braiding, feeling very proud of my work, I would take a picture and then show it to her. She had loved it!

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A couple years ago, I started learning languages and I've keep doing it, since I liked it veryso much.

For now, my mains hobbies are drawing and learning languages, eanguage learning. Even though I’ve tried many other hobbies, I didn’on't stick with any of them.

I hope to continue discovering new things to keep me busy during the day, t. That way, I dwon’'t spend too much time ion social media.