Yes, I am. I pay extra every month for data for my watch, but usage of that data is restricted. Given apples strict control over apps, I'd bet money that apple has as much to do with the lack of data access for those apps as the app makers.
I have family members and coworkers without iphones, so access to SMS is important to me. I enjoy the curated variety of pandora and youtube music far more than apple music, so being able to run without my bulky iphone is important to me. My FD dispatching app is also obviously important to me.
Like I said, I pay for data, I should be able to use it on the apps on my watch - and I say this as an apple fanboy who's only had an iphone since the 4, macbooks, ipads, apple watches.. I am not anti apple, but I feel like I was duped a bit when I bought my first cell connected watch only to find it doesn't work with the majority of the apps I need it to unless my phone is in my pocket, negating the entire reason I got a cell watch.
Whether the blame is on apple or the app makers, the question stands, will the apple watch ever be able to be a device that works to its potential when I intentionally or accidentally leave my phone behind..