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One thing I'll say about WWE (well, specifically Raw) is that if you're not that into it or find yourself bored for 3 hours - absolutely take a break. I'd always recommend breaks for people suffering from Raw burnout.
For a while, I likened it to supporting a bad sports team. I'd barely missed an episode since I was ten, and I felt I needed to sit through it all even in the bad times because eventually it'd pick back up. The big difference though is that unlike a bad sports team, there is no offseason. The most diehard of Cleveland Browns fans who will sit down and suffer through 16 three-hour Browns games every year would have a hard time watching that 52 weeks a year.
It was nice to realize I could just stop at any time and use that three hours a week to watch cool stuff on the Network, other promotions, etc. I made my own breaks and knew that Raw would always be there whenever I wanted to give it another go. I was actually super pumped up about the brand split specifically because it gave me a chance to get back into the product with a clean slate.
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