Some hobbies quietly come with a "price tag" even before you start. For example, there was a time when I suddenly became interested in badminton, thinking it would be a simple and low-cost sport that only required a racket and shuttlecocks. So, I chose a cheap beginner's racket—simple and lightweight, which felt perfect for a newbie.
However, once I started playing, I realized things weren’t that straightforward. Gradually, I wanted to buy some professional sportswear and shoes, and I felt like I needed a better racket, even considering signing up for lessons to improve my skills. Each time I wanted to level up, it seemed to come with new expenses, and my hobby had become an unexpected financial burden.
This makes me wonder: do low-cost hobbies really exist?
Topic: Are there really low-cost hobbies? (Read 5 times)
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