Making Time For Other Interest, Other Than ETs

Does anyone else feel that their interest in Extraterrestrials and possible Interdimensional life is so consuming that other interests and aspects of normal life are falling by the wayside? Many things quickly fade in comparison when you start questioning reality and our place in the world and universe. Existential dilemmas aren’t new but I think this year is going to take it to another level , regardless of whether there is full or partial Disclosure. It is going to be exciting and just the start to understand things we have not been told the truth about.

Not talking about impact on religion or economy here. More about the affect it has on superficial stuff like following a sports team or watching the latest season of a TV show. All starts feeling a bit insignificant and irrelevant when you consider what else might be out there and or surrounding us. We are looking at possibly endless information, technology, how to become better Humans, and become a Galactic Citizen. The stepping stones for our children and Grandchildren to live in a better more peaceful World.

Has anyone else found that some interests have taken a back seat as described above? Perhaps not replaced solely with this specific topic but other potentially related hobbies such as swimming, Astronomy, ISS and Drawing. I think incorporating a few related interests is a good way to avoid life becoming a continuous consumption of Social Media and YouTube videos. Although I’d be a bit lost without those at the moment!

I’m an Contactee so it’s been a major interest of mine since childhood. But recently for the first time, I’m starting to actually believe we might be getting some information. The Confirmation that we all need, I understand people saying it will be a let down and or disinformation, etc., but after many years the atmosphere feels different to me. It’s important though to keep your other life responsibilities turning over so you don’t burn out on this topic.  There is more meaning to uncover than what we initially assumed. Committing to a goal is difficult, but seeing progress is something we can never regret.