>>226391>As a guy with a fucked up back/arms from years of neanderthal autism posture + stupid job giving me arthritis, I'll never be able to play the piano at a master level. I feel like there's no point in even continuing.Do exercises to fix your back posture and hand posture for different piano and your hand size, wikihow have cool ones. You dont need much more like a mirror and know how you sit, watch tv-phone-read book and talk and do a job stand.
This can be fixed.
>AlsoOr try another instrument or try digital ones. Music theory is a door to another dimension that people without it, know less.
>Drawing is something where there's very little joy in learning the fundamentals, and of course not being very smart or blessed with visual memory kills most of my motivation to draw anything at all.Maybe aphantasia, you can train a little the visualization skills by visualizing sexual escenes (no joking) later neutral things and later geometrical math things.
Or you can grab things and try to turn around like a 3D model in your mind trying to know how it look behind.
Architects do this and some of them have aphantasia.
>AlsoYou can use games like sims 1,2,3,4 or blender to train this.
>AlsoYou can get into photography, this thing enchance a lot draw and perspective.
>Every other hobby is either an extension of the two, or a boring waste of time.People that are genius or have talent in hobbies enjoy it, you dont need to force yourself to hurt yourself, its not a competence. Or you want to be the next rennainsenance man like da'vinci or a french intelectual of the illustration or a japanese-chinese kid forced by parents every single day to the same activity to achieve mastering?
Do it often, repeat, this's the way to skillful.