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Does anyone feel like they don't love LEGO anymore?

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LEGO fans are discussing their changing feelings about the hobby, with some expressing a sense of disillusionment. A recent Reddit post by user /u/Low-Amphibian8206 sparked a conversation about whether people still love LEGO as much as they used to.

The post invited users to share their experiences and perspectives on their relationship with LEGO. Some commenters mentioned feeling overwhelmed by the sheer volume of new sets released. Others expressed concerns about the increasing prices of LEGO sets, making the hobby less accessible. Several users also noted a shift in their focus, with some moving towards collecting specific themes or sets, while others have reduced their LEGO spending altogether.

The discussion also touched on the evolving nature of LEGO sets, with some fans feeling that the focus has shifted from creative building to more complex, pre-designed models. This has led some to miss the simplicity and open-ended play of earlier LEGO sets. The post highlights the diverse experiences within the LEGO community and the evolving relationship fans have with the brand.

If you're feeling a bit burnt out on LEGO, consider revisiting some classic sets or exploring a new theme. You might also find a LEGO storage organizer helpful for keeping your collection manageable.

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