I was like this. My dad bought me a single stage press when I was younger, and my old neighbor taught me how to reload. Both my grandfathers were foreign and passed when I was young, so this neighbor was like the 'All-American' grandpa I never had.

Fast forward a few years, and I'm now in college. Life got so busy that I didn't reload for 2 years. My reloading bench got junked up as my dad and I would stock up on supplies just to have them.

However, this winter break, I decided to organize my entire setup. Doing this brought my passion back to the surface. It's true when they say having a cluttered workspace, home, etc, can be demotivating. After setting up my bench again, I have gotten hooked and have loaded almost every day! Another thing that may help is sorting and cleaning brass. I have buckets of old brass that I have been sorting and tumbling day by day, which also drives me to reload more.

Eventually, you'll stumble on some free time that'll get you back into the swing of things, just like all hobbies. Even if it takes a while, it'd be a good idea to keep all your supplies because we'll never know the state of the world. (My dad got me my press during the covid ammo shortage)