Well, I've been a wrestling fan since way back in the days of the WWWF (no age jokes, please!). I enjoyed the whole Hulkamania era, and while I did think that some of the things in the Attitude era may have pushed the envelope a bit too far, I thought it was the most entertaining time for any wrestling company in history, and never missed an episode of RAW or SmackDown. However, I can say that RAW is certainly no longer a habit for me. Unlike apparently most of the people on here, when RAW ceased to be entertaining for me about a year ago (for many of the reasons that have been repeated ad nauseum in this and many other threads), I simply gradually stopped watching, to the point now where I basically don't watch at all. Depending on the season, I'll turn on a baseball, football, or hockey game instead. I am a bit more tuned to SmackDown, but not much, and could never get into ECW (mainly because of my fond memories of what those letters used to stand for). And it has nothing to do with me outgrowing being a wrestling fan, because I do have one current wrestling "habit": TNA Impact. I just find it more entertaining, and I have a friend who is on their roster, so I want to give them all the support I can.
So for me, the answer is a big no as far as RAW being a habit. But that doesn't mean I won't ever watch again if I hear that things are improving.