I don't think so.
I'm not sure how this subject is viewed by women in general, but as far as I'm concerned, it doesn't. From a man's point of view ( no pun intended) s*xual drive can become more intense when men have more time on their hands ( No Pun intended ). After getting through a life where income, tax, accounts, bills, children have priority, you end up in a situation where ( as long as one is physically fit) you don't need to worry a lot about anything because, let's face it, you've been there, you've done it all, you can handle it, and all you have to do, in any given situation is to rely on your experience and gut feelings.
This does not always apply if your experiences are stuck in the middle ages, of course, but if they are constantly updated, and you can tell the difference between One Direction and Genesis, then you are half way there.
I could do with some movie titles which highlight this issue, so please feel free to comment and let me know your insights or opinion.
I have been a workaholic for most of my life, but hey, I think I'm cured now. Through experience, I have noticed that when a person gets a lot of satisfaction from the work he does, one becomes so immersed in his work that nothing else really matters to him. No need for sports, entertainment,leisure, relaxation because the person is focused on one goal, and everything he does is in the direction of that goal.
Is this right ?
Do we have to work to live or live to work ? If we enjoy what we do for a living, and get paid for it, is it still considered as work ? How many of us go the extra mile at work without expecting to be paid extra for it ?
This is not merely rhetoric, but questions I have asked myself over and over again.
Recently, I have learnt to appreciate my free time, in which I can indulge in my numerous pastime activities, and really appreciate the finer things that life can offer. Quality over quantity. I would rather live a shorter fulfilled life than a long one without any meaning, motivation or enthusiasm.
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