cristinaOPLisbon, North Holland Netherlands17,243 posts
Yeah, i wanna know if their first enthusiasm always dies... I wanna know if they stop being actives, i wanna know if we really have to be their mothers as even to give them the enthusiasm for life, which most of the times turns us into day cares, trying to grab a difficult smile, a rare laughter?
Do they always act as if life is no different than if we would not be there? But then they are the drama queens when there is big issue...just like real kids?
Have any of you, women out there had an active man for long, who was really active by nature and loved doing stuff without feeling employee of the marriege?
tinymachilversum, North Holland Netherlands1,741 posts
cristina: Yeah, i wanna know if their first enthusiasm always dies... I wanna know if they stop being actives, i wanna know if we really have to be their mothers as even to give them the enthusiasm for life, which most of the times turns us into day cares, trying to grab a difficult smile, a rare laughter?
Do they always act as if life is no different than if we would not be there? But then they are the drama queens when there is big issue...just like real kids?
Have any of you, women out there had an active man for long, who was really active by nature and loved doing stuff without feeling employee of the marriege?
tell us girls
lol
I have always been lazy, demotivated and bored with life!!
I was going to be evil and say they get lazy, boring and comatose when they are 35. But decided to be nice and say they stay reasonably active or at least still able to put one foot in front of the other without a boot up the a#se until their 40th birthday
cristinaOPLisbon, North Holland Netherlands17,243 posts
Zellarrone1: I was going to be evil and say they get lazy, boring and comatose when they are 35. But decided to be nice and say they stay reasonably active or at least still able to put one foot in front of the other without a boot up the a#se until their 40th birthday
Kinda realised I was feeling pretty lazy and demotivated about 3 years ago, soooooo gave up faffing about with databases and spreadsheets and got a job out and about driving a truck, delivering stuff, picking stuff up, driving a forklift, the odd DIY job here and there, not been happier in YEARS
tufty: Kinda realised I was feeling pretty lazy and demotivated about 3 years ago, soooooo gave up faffing about with databases and spreadsheets and got a job out and about driving a truck, delivering stuff, picking stuff up, driving a forklift, the odd DIY job here and there, not been happier in YEARS
Thats the way it should be. I'm ready to go back to work, but there is no way I'm going back to what I used to do - network administration, network security admin, and software support. Too stressful.
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I wanna know if they stop being actives, i wanna know if we really have to be their mothers as even to give them the enthusiasm for life, which most of the times turns us into day cares, trying to grab a difficult smile, a rare laughter?
Do they always act as if life is no different than if we would not be there? But then they are the drama queens when there is big issue...just like real kids?
Have any of you, women out there had an active man for long, who was really active by nature and loved doing stuff without feeling employee of the marriege?
tell us girls