When people leave the chain to handle real-time issues, when they come back, their ability to hustle, engage or even write quality contents as they use to, would definitely depreciate
This is so true. I don't know if I've gotten to the part where I love Hive unconditionally yet, but I can say I wake up 5am daily just to engage and interact with some people here. Discord and stuff and also read articles and distribute my votes. It leaves me with this sense of achievement when I complete my task for the day because I've set them the day before with an Alarm to help not to slack. I feel like I'm doing something right when I go through atleast 30 posts daily and engage in it and it's something i look forward to everyone morning at 5am.
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I guess you're loving hive, it depends on the degree or the extent, a lot of others. The degree through which a lot of others love hive is incomprehensible, it's madder and more passionate than you think, I guess there are some limits we would eventually draw, but for some people it doesn't. The truth is, you're obviously getting there and if you're off the chain for substantial reasons, don't stop creating. When you do, eventually you'll find it difficult to get back into the thick of things.
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I get that. I've experienced it and it's very bad. Awful. It's like taking my brain. Leaves me feeling helpless which is why i can very much relate to what you wrote.