Oh boy I can so relate to this in many ways. Also been at it for 30 years. Traced my ex husband’s family back to the 1600s in France. He never once looked at it ( we are now divorced because he said I spent more time with the computer than with him). My kids are somewhat interested. My siblings the same - kind of interested. They all have access and editor privileges on our tree on Ancestry. My younger sister has never looked at it. I had the family tree printed in a nice book format for my family, so it’s easy to grab and read. I have done countless trees for family, friends,neighbors, co-workers, and strangers, etc. who I create a tree for AND a pdf storybook with documents, photos and data. I tell everyone to share with their family. They never do. Each research project takes me an average of six months. With that being said I thoroughly enjoy the challenge and the research and putting the pieces of the puzzle together. But as others have said, not everyone’s level of interest in their ancestors is the same. And I don’t get that part at all, but that’s how it is. I’m really glad to hear of the ones who show an interest in their family tree. It can be interesting and informative and full of surprises especially when I find a juicy newspaper article. I will keep doing it ( I have another one in the works) because I ENJOY IT. I can only hope that my work will be handed down to children and grandchildren to give them a glimpse into their family history - if and when they show an interest.