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If you have kids, you lose "come home and relax" unfortunately.
by maria2 4y ago
If you have kids, you lose "come home and relax" unfortunately.
- mistercheph 4y agoYes, unless you love your kids.
- maria2 4y agoEven when you love your kids, I don’t think caring for them can be described as relaxing.
- edanm 4y agoNo, that's completely false. You can love your kids but still find it non-relaxing to take care of them. Just ask... literally any parent.
- fortysixdegrees 4y agoDon't ask me... Spending time with the kids, looking after them or not is super relaxing. It's the best bit of life.
- edanm 4y agoI agree that it's the best bit of life. But how on earth you manage to find a crying baby that decides to wake you up in the middle of the night relaxing is beyond me :)
- codegeek 4y agoIts ok. They don't want to admit reality. I ahve 3 kids (one is a baby) and I love them to death but crying baby is never fun and certainly not relaxing and I am happy to admit that.
- chasd00 4y agoTrue true. And after they learn to walk you got about two weeks and the learn how to run and then you’re chasing them for 5 years. Mine are 13 and 10 and it’s pretty nice atm. The 10 year old still thinks I hang the moon and the 13 year old is just enough of a smart ass to make me laugh.
- codegeek 4y agohahaha so true. I have a 9 year old, 8 year old and 5 months old (I know I know. Diaper days are back again). The 9 year old already talks like she is 13 and the 8 year usually follows her and well, the 5 month old. Baby doing baby things :)
- maria2 4y agoHow old are your kids?
- dinosaurdynasty 4y agoJust don't have kids!