I chose "other" because there was no "All of the Above" option.
I literally reload for all of the above reasons plus more.
In addition to all of the above I reload for ...
1 - Enjoyment, Hobby
2 - Self sufficiency in times of need
3 - Emergency Preparedness (maintaining stock and the ability to do so.)
4 - Maximizing brass usage
5 - Employing mine own cast boolits
6 - Achieving superior results compared to factory loads and the satisfaction that allows.
7 - It's peaceful and somewhat cathartic and it affords-me my me-time away from the wifey and day-to-day chatter. People leave me alone in my man cave.
8 - And finally, in addition to the OP's options plus mine own added above ... I handload/reload to exercise my old brain. I am constantly reading on the subject, constantly taking notes, constantly adding to my caliber journals, constantly adding to my library, constantly referencing online sources and forums for input and learning new things from others ... constantly striving for perfection.
There are times when I'll finish matchmaking a batch for one of my precision rifles or my competition pistols and I'll examine each round, while wearing nitrite gloves so as not to leave even a smudge on them, and I'll look on them like a jeweler might a precision stone or a hand crafted diamond ring ... with much pride at my work. And then, once those rounds do what I built them to-do on the range ... there is a real feeling of accomplishment. I take hreat pride in all of that. It gives me purpose.
So many things as a young man led me to a fascination with reloading.
1 - watching and learning from my Grandfather in the 50s and 60s. Doing it with a wooden dowel, a 20 penny nail and an icepick and Lee Loader set.
2 - seeing that ammo maker in Man With the Golden Gun (James Bond).
3 - much later, many years later ... the guy who reloaded for Tom Selleck's rifle in Quigley Down Under. (I was already a 45-70 guy but that took me over the top.)
... and so on and so forth.
Edited: Grammar and Spelling caused by big thumbs.