Interesting reading people's comments on why they Zwift. But for the record, my earlier remarks were purely a personal reflection and no comment on anyone else's reasons for Zwifting, which are all entirely valid - not that you need to justify yourself to me or anyone else.
I like the idea of Zwift, I just can't motivate myself to do it regularly - also the racing aspects don't appeal so much, and I haven't got a set-up that enables me to make best use of the social aspects either. I'm a bit bored of some of my local roads but I have enough of a choice of decent routes to make going outside more appealing, and all on my doorstep, so I'm fortunate in that respect.
My son, by contrast, is in the middle of an FTP builder training programme and turned down my invitation to go for a ride outdoors the other day because he had a Zwift workout scheduled!
Anyway, I have as mentioned put my membership on pause for now. I can decide later whether I want to renew or cancel. The fact that you can pause membership whenever you like is definitely a good thing - none of that long-term contract nonsense.