Coach:

"So what? Not everything has to be useful. Just have your fun." is his answer each time. He'll tell you plenty of stories of some kids at school and all their hobbies or things they do and how they don't care what others think as half the time it is learned behaviour so sometimes adults should learn of kids.

When you feel no one cares he'll pay extra attention. And then you found out something sweet he does: he'll take pictures of the things you do/collect/etc and show it to the kids at school, who all react very enthusiastically.

He revealed they even ask each week what you have done now so don't ever think no one out there cares because some people out there will care.

Rochelle:

Not if she can help it! Hobbies are important to her. It's something she finds makes people so interesting, especially if they have something less common as hobby.

Even if she doesn't like it she'll interact with it at least twice a month as sometimes small things you don't like have to be done in a relationship to make it work.

If you think no one cares and feel silly she will encourage you to go to communities with the same or similar interests as this thought is only because you don't hang out with the correct people.

Ellis:

As if! With him it feels as if even the tiniest thing you do is something to be fawned over. So if you have a hobby: he wants to learn about it, do it with you, and soon it'll be his hobby as well.

Even if it's not up his alley he's glad you got something. And when you dare say it's a useless hobby and makes you feel silly he's quick to voice his admiration of it; that plenty of people don't even have hobbies and that it's better than people who do dumb things, joking like him and Keith, or nothing at all. He'll claim of how awesome it is and how he could never do that like you do so stop thinking everyone can do what you can because they can't.

Nick:

He is most likely the reason you feel so... He is a man who is very blunt, truthful, and has a constant expression as if everything is shit. So of course you would think he doesn't care and your hobby is silly.

Luckily he is also a man who can admit his faults. Only to you, that is. But good enough.

He was quick to tell you to not just assume shit because you took it all wrong. He scolded you that he does care but he already knows of it all by now so he's not gonna react to it like a parent being showed their kids drawing for the fifth time that day and still expecting a big reaction.

Just because someone doesn't give a grandieous reaction doesn't mean what you have done is bad; he still admires it all just less visually or vocally obvious now.