Marriage counselor says I need a passion...

Anonymous
Marriage counselor says I need a passion to make things equal in our marriage. DH goes on golf trips to high-end resorts 5-6 times a year with his buddies. He would be 100% willing to have me join him but the level of golf they play and the amount (36 holes a day) is too much for me. I've tried tagging along in the past and it results in me hanging out in the spa which is SUPER boring after 2-3 days.

The proposed compromise is that I will have an equal fund set aside that I can spend on a hobby for myself. Looking for suggestions.
Anonymous
What do you like to do?
Anonymous
I would do spa trips-but with my girlfriends. Take up tennis, yoga—something good for your body. Or make “traveling” your hobby.
Anonymous
I would love a fund for me to go on rowing retreats! Row every day, eat good food. Maybe rowing could be your passion and you could take me along for company.
Anonymous
You need suggestions for things you enjoy?!
Anonymous
Who do you love? Who do you want to spend time with? (if you were dying tomorrow, who would you have wanted to see?)

Go visit them
Or travel with them
Anonymous
I love glass. Stained glass. Fused glass. Mosaics. I take classes as often as I can. I travel to take classes. I spend money on tools and supplies.
Anonymous
Have a passionate affair with your neighbor. He may be your soul mate!
Anonymous
Umm we can’t tell YOU what YOU are passionate about
Anonymous
Travel
Shopping
Home renovations
Rock climbing
Fostering dogs
Anonymous
If uncertain, take a year to explore every option you can think of...or that we can think of for you.
Anonymous
that's a lot of trips. He needs to put you first and take you on trips.
Anonymous
I just want to say you don't have to do the same thing he does - you don't need to spend the same money on the same 5 trips a year. I mean you can, if you want, but you could use want - a night out eery week, or free time on Saturdays or one or two bigger trips or whatever - its not really fair to say you have to get what he wants if you don't want that.
Anonymous
Why are you seeing a marriage counselor in the first place?
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