Akka.net - Loads all journal data everytime I create a new object

Every time I create a new object of type in Akka.NET. The entire Journal of that type gets loaded in the constructor

My test:

[Test, Category("Integration")]
        public async Task Should_Persist_Actor()
        {
            var model = Mocks.Fake.Contact();

            await Actors.ContactActor.Ask(new CreateContactCommand(model, "unit test", DateTime.Now));
            var context = new MyTestContext("xxx");
            using (context)
            {
                var found = context.Set<Contact>().FirstOrDefault(x => x.Id == model.Id);
                Assert.IsNotNull(found);
            }
        }

This is the constructor that keeps getting hit, once for every entry in the journal

public sealed class CreateContactCommand : AuditCommandBase<Contact, CreateContactEvent>, ICommand<Contact, CreateContactEvent>
    {
        private readonly ILogger _logger = LogManager.GetCurrentClassLogger();
        public CreateContactCommand(Contact obj, string auditUser, DateTime auditTime) : base(obj, auditUser, auditTime)
        {
            // This gets hit for everything in the journal db
            _logger.Debug("Create Contact Command Ctor");
        }
    }

If i truncate the journal my test passes right away. If there is data in the journal, it hits the type's constructor for each item...

That is working as intended. When you bring an akka actor online, it will restore it's state by replaying the event journal.