[Tarquinius]

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Originally Posted by jamesmruddy

Wonderful thread here. Great views here from a great group of people. I started to come to toyark when I was hospitalized, it was a way to get away from the pain that the pain killers couldn't get rid of. It was the only place I had to go, being in isolation not many places to go. Any way a great hobby it just that a great hobby real life comes first no matter what. Sadly though I know people who have let their hobbies ruin their real lives, and these hobbies ranged from video games, collecting and sports. As with anything too much of a good thing can be a bad thing and when something (hobby) becomes an obsession and it's all that one can think about and it interferes with real life then it's time to step away.

I'm very happy for you man! Toyark is, without any doubt, probably one of the best toy communities available because I think of its humanization of the trade. When you take away the human component I think what happens is what you were describing in that last sentance