@ArtAngst – I was almost the mom DONE with D&D just because it took so much time.
Never, ever thought “satanic” at any time but a LOT of parents thought so at the time.
But D and friends perfected a lot of story telling skills at that point. And continued those skills into current careers.
I was going to answer your initial post saying “go ahead and put it on” but wasn’t sure. It could go either way so didn’t comment. But this past weekend basically “out of the blue” came a comment from D that D&D is now being put on professional resumes (which blew me away). There are a lot of skills as you mentioned earlier that are learned (if you have a good group) that build a particular skill set.
I have no idea how you distinguish “my group is better than yours” as a skill set or how you distinguish yourself but I guess it is now being done at some level.