I get more satisfaction from solving a difficult mathematical problem, than with dealing with women's bullshit. In general, acquiring knowledge is more productive than wasting your time on relationships.

user_miki · 2019-12-26T00:04:32+00:00

I fully agree.Having a fulfilling hobby is awesome.Better than anything.

UndescriptiveCaribou · 2019-12-25T23:37:59+00:00

Were you always good at math? I always did poorly in it and would like to improve

delsystem32exe · 2019-12-26T05:39:27+00:00

I agree, im 17. Whenever i an bored, or in a new environment, i visualize math and science in the background.

Like oh that chain on the fence forms a hyperbola, or yeah look at those I beams in the ceiling, the most efficient structural shape. Yeah those bolts in that rack at the supermarket are grade 8, wow, thats a tensile strength that's pretty dam high... Its more of like a daydream thing like wearing a vr headset and seeing a bunch of stuff pop out..

But yeah, liking math depends on your personality and childhood. When i was in 5th grade, i didnt have much friends nor given much attention, so i would read a lot about math and science and sometimes, pace around the play ground and engage in thought experiments. I also like it because i use it in my welding projects and feel its practical applications that i use all the time in my projects, plus its interesting. Like when i take the train, i am like how many cars or bicycles would it take to have equal horsepower of this train. So yeah i like applied math like physics a lot lot more than straight math, which is still interesting though.

This year, I have a shitty horrendous calc teacher this year, who will steal the daylight out of your eyes, and would make me hate math if i didnt have an interest in it before. So if you weren't interested in math as a very young kid, your teachers would have an influence. I also typically use it as a distraction and escape too if i am bored or sad because it takes a lot of concentration and mental capacity to anaylze this stuff, which means there isnt any mental capacity to be bored or sad or stressed etc.... But these days, i dont do math for fun which i did in like middle school. I picked up welding and metalworking and some woodshop in my garage, which is way way more fufilling than math, and yeah having a hobby is key and has the same importance or more so than relationships. Sorry for the rant...

Freefromcrazy · 2019-12-26T05:02:13+00:00

He'll yeah. Learn something new or listen to an endless conversation on everything wrong with her life and the stuff she dislikes about you daily.

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