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My feeling is not so important what you do as how you talk about it. It's certainly easier to tell an interesting story if you've filled the weekend with a list of specific activities, and sometimes having a defined "hobby" is easier for other people to grasp. However, any of the things you mentioned could open up a great conversation. (E.g. went on a walk? Where did you go, what did you see, do you usually stick to the same routes or explore a different area every time?) That said, it's also totally understandable that after a busy workweek you prefer to wind down at home. I agree with other commenters that a big part of this may be a compatibility issue. Interests are more vague, while hobbies are more specific. For example, you may be interested in a sport like basketball, which means you watch games on TV, follow statistics, and perhaps even play for a team. But basketball itself is not a hobby. Watching basketball and/or playing basketball is.

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