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He wouldn’t botherGetting involved as my activities would fall into one of two categories 1) it doesn’t interest him, or 2) its too much like hard work or complicated! Luckily his own interests keep him busy - the only thing he actively got involved in was my new passion for regular exercise walking and it’s now ‘our’ time so most of the time I can enjoy his company.

I would welcome him taking an interest. Its always nice to share. Would give us something to talk about

No problem, as long as he does not start telling me what to do.

My husband is not very crafty, and i love craft. so he likes to keep his distance. but with house chores we do things together.

I share everything with my partner however I will not share my wine!

To be honest sometimes I get a bit fed up. Its nice to have things for you only. I would not dream of getting involved in stuff he likes - golf, football etc. Its important to have your own interests.

Depends if it's something I want them to or not so either shared joy or silent seething.

I don't mind, as long as there's no takeover bid.

Hmm, he can look but he can't touch....except when I'm cooking, then he can't look either!

I always made tasty quiche, he's now decided to make it three times. I just let him get on with it.

I find a job for him to do!

Everything is better when shared with a friend! xx

He gets VERY bored and leaves me to get on with my 'things'!

She's better than me at half the stuff anyway so I sometimes welcome the intrusion . Also makes for a quiet life

I try to be OK with it, but seethe inside!

He never does

I like him showing an interest in what interests me although its all about balance as its healthy to have our space too

I usually get annoyed because he's not doing it the "right" way! We tend to stick to our own thing lol

I no longer have a partner, but when we were together, I much preferred working without him.
My daughter and I ended up working together on things like putting together flat pack furniture, we did a better job, taught my teenage daughter life skills, and no temper tantrums and swearing.

I am claiming things to be mine !? - The question just sounds selfish to me

Keep your hands off ?

I don't mind at all, he's not really interested in things I do so it would be quite nice.

I don't have anyone to share with any more,so it is all down to me!

Don't mind at all.

He always says he is just trying to help so how can I be upset by that?!