<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

My boyfriend and I met online. I wasn't actually taking dating seriously at the time. He wanted a girlfriend. He expectantly swept my off my feet and 6 months later I am still crazy about him.  He is a pretty amazing man, I must say. I have never met someone with so much enthusiasm. 

We both have a lot of hobbies. Both of us love hiking and outdoors in general. We bought snow shoes and are excited to try that out this year. We both are crazy about beer and going to breweries. We both have traveled the world a lot. But we differ a lot too. I read a lot of scifi. He reads nonfiction whenever he can find the time. I love my fitness bootcamps, he loves to play sports. I run to relax and listen to music, he does full-blown marathons. I love concerts, he would rather play is guitar at home. My favorite thing in the world is my telescope, his favorite thing is his camera. Sometimes we share our hobbies, other times we do them separately.

In the past few weeks he has suddenly picked up a lot of new hobbies.  By a lot I mean two. He signed up for yoga and joined a rock climbing gym. I think yoga is boring but I am open-minded to learning to rock climb. However there are other things I would rather do. 

 At the moment it isn't too big a deal. I have so much I love to do that while he is doing his things I can go and do mine. I don't want him to give anything up at all, I love seeing his hard work make him happy. And I am not looking to give up anything myself. But I am worried about growing apart. At the moment the only free nights we have are together are spent with mutual friends. I don't sense anything is really wrong but I want to make sure it stays that way. Will this eventually get frustrating? Could it lead to drama?

Should I do nothing? Is it important we set aside time for only each other no matter what the cost? Any hobby balance tips?
<bot>: Boyfriend and I have a lot of hobbies. Sometimes there is no time left for just us to have "date time." Tips?