Hobbies shouldn't feel obligatory, that's why they are hobbies, not jobbies. (thrown out of the building)

Just remember that cutting entire activities completely out of your life isn't always completely necessary.

By all means don't do things you don't enjoy, and definitely don't think there is ever an
outside pressure to make something creative when you aren't feeling it. Should you however feel like making something one day after a long break, don't feel like you should avoid it.
The best results come from when you are enjoying yourself/want to do it, that's why I know you'll be a good voice actor. :)

With that said, I hope you find your passion in something else and you can achieve happiness.
Voice acting can be a blast and I'm sure there are tons of other ways to entertain yourself.
Rock on my dude! :P

Good luck on your journey man! Your music is great, even if you're not passionate to keep creating. Find your peace in life and have fun doing what truly makes you happy. Best of luck from Minty!

Hey man, sorry to hear you're not that into creating music anymore these days. Having to force yourself to do something is likely to suck the fun out of any activity at some point, which is probably what you're experiencing right now. In that regard it makes perfect sense to take a break from making music for a while.

That said, you could always still produce music on the side, right? To me, it almost seems like an "all or nothing" decision now, but if it's something you enjoyed doing before, why not keep it as a simple "hobby" rather than a forced "passion"? I personally think it'd be a shame if you were to throw the baby out with the bathwater, especially since your skills have developed a lot over the last years.

I do admire your dedication to look for things that you're passionate about, though. In that sense, I agree that you really should be doing stuff because you like doing it, not because you feel pressured to do so. Perhaps letting go of the pressure might even create new passions for old hobbies.

Anyway, thanks for sharing this with us, and I wish you all the best!