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It's all fine by me - I'm happy to sit back and share.

I don't think I would mind but think it would be a rare occasion although i do think it is important to have your own things/interests

I don't have a partner so don't have to worry about it.

He never does but if he did I wouldn't mind.

We have separate hobbies and never the twain shall meet

It has taken me a long time to develop my own domains- I prefer to keep them to myself

I usually leave him to it, saves araguing

Teamwork makes the dream work, i love it. The more the merrier.

It is usually O.K., as 'sharing is caring'.

If not, it would be a case of stating "hands off' - the message is often received loud and clear!!

We both like photography but he does not have the same motivation or interest that I do. I find it frustrating and annoying.
For some reason he will not get up well before dawn to get the sunrise or go out at night in the freezing cold to get astro photography images.
I just go without him now.

I would suggest a project for HIM. One that he likes. That way he is happy to let me do my 'thing'

He doesn't usually, apart from at the moment when he is bored or the fact we are both working from home. I usually invite him to join and within 5 mins he has changed his mind and regretted asking in the first place!

Should that day come I would be excited to find out what would happen. He doesn’t like anything I do!!

I just let him get on with it, he likes to be involved in everything.

My husband doesn’t get involved in things considered to be mine especially if it involves cooking. I think I prefer it that way

We share most of the things. We are lucky.

That usually would not happen would depend to what level he put his nose in

As he's a perfectionist and I'm more slapdash, I'm usually more than happy for him to step in

My husband completely took over the kitchen while sharing the cooking of the main meal every other day when he retired... but after a few years I had to ban him my patience just ran out...I really tried to teach him the basics and he does make a lovely hot pot..but the kitchen is not as I would like it as the everyday and monthly jobs were just left...I finally flipped but he still tries to take over. When I put an item down he moves it and "helps" he hovers around me and has a way of stopping my line of thoughts on working..
I don't think he does it on purpose but its so very annoying that I do get very cross with him!!! I ask him how he would like it if I sorted out his shed and moved items around!

My husband completely took over the kitchen while sharing the cooking of the main meal every other day when he retired... but after a few years I had to ban him my patience just ran out...I really tried to teach him the basics and he does make a lovely hot pot..but the kitchen is not as I would like it as the everyday and monthly jobs were just left...I finally flipped but he still tries to take over. When I put an item down he moves it and "helps" he hovers around me and has a way of stopping my line of thoughts on working..
I don't think he does it on purpose but its so very annoying that I do get very cross with him!!! I ask him how he would like it if I sorted out his shed and moved items around!

We live to share everything.

My husband has taken over the kitchen since lockdown. He keeps occupied by cooking and I'm enjoying the change. Of course when I can no longer fit through the front door post lockdown, I probably won't still be smiling.

Longtime single. If i remember right it didn't often happen. Though a interest in GoT would of been a requisite for a few years.

Me neither

We both have our own hobbies and interests, but I would be quite happy to include him in anything I do and vice versa