Quotes tagged ‘Hobbies’

(31 total)

“Take more time to do the things YOU want to do.”

“If you leave him you will learn to be yourself again: You’ll pick up the hobbies you dropped off, re-connect with old friends and move cautiously back into yourself. You’ll go to work and feel productive. You’ll go out dancing and feel sexy. You’ll remember that you had a life before him and you can…”

— Heidi Priebe, thoughtcatalog.com

“List hobbies that a guy might be glad to join in on himself.”

— Laura Gilbert, match.com

“Never skip the bio section! It's your opportunity to tell your potential matches more about yourself - your hobbies, your interests, what you're looking for.”

— Rosette Pambakian, cosmopolitan.co.uk

“Using your talent, hobby or profession in a way that makes you contribute with something good to this world is truly the way to go.”

— Simon Zingerman, amazon.com

“Not only do you agree to participate in his favorite activity (which you normally hate), but you actually kind of look forward to it.”

— April Daniels Hussar, womenshealthmag.com

“You start developing the same interests. Even though it's normal (and healthy) to have your own separate passions in a relationship, you might discover that when you catch the love bug, you also start to enjoy the stuff your S.O. likes.”

— Averi Clements, bustle.com

“Join in on the fun. When he goes outside to play basketball, play with him. If he enjoys fishing, go every now and then. Seeing you try to be interested in things he enjoys is one of the best ways to spoil your man, plus it gives you more binding time.”

— Jen, mommyshangout.com

“He could write your biography. He knows more about you than anyone else and it’s not just because the two of you spend so much time together. He actively takes an interest in what makes you tick and genuinely enjoys learning about you. That means your plans, aspirations, and your childhood.”

— Ben, thrutcher.com

“You pre-clear off your schedule. Because you expect them to be available at a certain day or time, you block it off without having set plans. While this seems good on the surface—after all, you’re making time for someone—the problem is that it becomes highly likely that you’re neglecting your own pa…”

— Elizabeth Stone, thoughtcatalog.com

“The fastest way to seem desperate is to not have a life. If all you talk about is who you used to date, why you broke up and who you’re going to date next, you probably come across as desperate. Why not join a new club, get that job you always wanted or take up a new sport instead?”

— Abiola Abrams, gurl.com