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DanGiacobbeNJ
@DanGiacobbeNJ

If you're a writer or artist working on longer form projects and you need a quick dopamine hit, I think one of the best things you can do is get into cooking.

  1. It's pretty fast and usually not very complicated. You don't have to get insanely fancy unless you want to, and a lot of recipes only take about an hour or so to complete, including cooking time.
  2. You get the good Brain Satisfaction from completing a Thing
  3. You also get to actually enjoy the Thing you completed (by eating it).

hthrflwrs
@hthrflwrs

this is PRECISELY why i got into cooking and it's perfect for this exact use case. plus if you cook for others, you get the dopamine hit of "something i made is being enjoyed by someone else" as well!


SamKeeper
@SamKeeper

...I think I'm just straight up doing something wrong because cooking always seems to take me a solid 2 hours not including all the time/cognitive energy I spend managing our grocery supplies and planning wtf I'm going to make :/


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in reply to @hthrflwrs's post:

in reply to @SamKeeper's post:

......This is me, too.
I wish that I can watch a side-by-side of an alternative version of me who doesn't take forever so that I know wth it is that I'm spending all that time doing???

Someone once asked what I do when I get home, and I'm just... I... uh... cook..?
Then they're like, no, no, like how do I unwind? TV shows, games, things like that.
And I guess... after I cook, I sleep?? 😅

And now that I've been NEETing in my mother's basement, if I ever need to cook, then it's like, oh, done my One Thing for the dayyy

i think that i just like the concept of cooking way more than actually doing itttt