Do opposites attract?

>no hobbies
It won't work. You could be more or less opposites of each other but without something to fuel conversations it'll quickly turn boring/into just cuddling and sex, which is far from a good relationship

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mjD3K96MVY

>>18259951
Is it possible to try and get into her hobbies? She offered me to go rock climbing with her before.

You honestly shouldn't have any problems, it's better to have none than all of the same hobbies. You would get bored of each other in months. Consider this as an option to learn and appreciate new hobbies as well as get into her pants, this is a golden opportunity. Don't spoil it.

>>18259964
You should for sure at least try out her hobbies. Go rock climbing with her. Maybe you'll like it, maybe not, but you won't know until you go. Rock climbing isn't exactly a social activity, so your introversion shouldn't be a block there.

>>18259943
Enough research has been done to determine that opposites don't attract. Granted that means mostly I have one political view and the SO has the opposite versus in your case where you have hobby X and she has hobby Y

>>18259951
>It won't work
>>18260672
>You honestly shouldn't have any problems

And that's /adv/ for ya

>>18259943

Introvert with extrovert is Ok, but not too extrovert, otherwise she won't ever have enough.

Date her to find if you have something in common. Try new things together.

>m-muh hobbies

This shit is irrelevant, you sound like literal children, it's like 'he's a jock and I'm an emo, I can't date him!"

Boring people are boring regardless of whether they sit in watching tv all day or train for a tough mudder or some shit, interesting people make any situation fun. Same goes for work.

I couldn't give two shits whether someone cured cancer and runs a marathon every weekend or wakes up at 12 and browses imageboards all day, your personality is more ingrained than that