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by freedom2099 4y ago
You can have hobbies and fun even with children! Not as easy as without but definitely possible! For me the biggest sacrifice was giving up my peace of mind… I used to be relaxed and care free… now I constantly worry for the well-being of m
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by freedom2099 4y ago
I understand that it’s hard to take care of children… but I still prefer to be exhausted after a day spent with my son than after a day at work!
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by freedom2099 4y ago
I care about the fact my compatriots should make enough children to pay for my retirement but not so many to destroy the planet I retire on!
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by freedom2099 4y ago
A screen is just a way to display information… I haven’t owned a physical book since 2008 and yet I read 2 or 3 books a month (thx kindle). I got my own pc in 1990 when I was 5… I had a NES where a player the same 6 games for years (and som
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by freedom2099 4y ago
Also true
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by freedom2099 4y ago
Right… they got their education almost for free
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by freedom2099 4y ago
I was being condescending!
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by freedom2099 4y ago
I seek fulfillment at home with my family, friends and hobbies! Work in tek is just something that I happen to find fund and pays the bills
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by freedom2099 4y ago
I don’t know where your French data come from… but I live in the French Riviera and no one here works overtime… my company office is empty by 5h30 (and the boss is the first to leave). And all my friends in the region share the same experie
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by freedom2099 4y ago
Yes… but doctors in Europe don’t have to pay for expensive health insurances XD
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by freedom2099 4y ago
Most people in Europe don’t use credit cards but rather debit cards
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by freedom2099 4y ago
It’s not exactly great letting your child crying either… I am not convinced you are the better parent here.
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by freedom2099 4y ago
To be honest I barely tolerate young people! I am in my late 30s and every time I interview someone in their mid 20 I wonder what happened to the education system… give me a 40yo or 50yo instead of 10 20yo any time!
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by freedom2099 4y ago
I wish twitter was a French company… it would be hilarious to watch Elon clash with our labour’s laws! At my company a new manager (from the US) was severely scolded for sending an e-mail after working hours (it is prohibited to avoid being
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by freedom2099 4y ago
This tells me you live in the US!
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by freedom2099 4y ago
I guess I am lucky… but I never had to “look for a job”. My fort job after graduation was the company itself that reached out while I was finishing my studies (and was not the only one… I was overwhelmed by offers). After that every time I
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by freedom2099 4y ago
37yo here and still have to fence recruiters off
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by freedom2099 4y ago
My problem is more the opposite… once I am focused on something I find there hard to stop. But indeed if I am working on something very boring I struggle to do it for long period of times (mostly because the take doesn’t require any real fo
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by freedom2099 4y ago
I never understood the charm of social media… why should I care about what people I couldn’t care less think about my life (hence share what I do) and conversely why should I follow people I couldn’t care less. With the people I care I usua
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by freedom2099 4y ago
My son is 4th month old and I still have plants of time for doing things (in the first month from his birth I managed to read 3 books… and do plenty of other things). It’s 2 adults and one baby… not that hard!
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by freedom2099 4y ago
I don’t understand why people say you stop seeing your friends after having children! Me and my wife are still going out and seeing friends and practicing out hobbies and our kid is approaching the 4th month of age…
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by freedom2099 4y ago
The fact that it is their work kinda give them the right to decide how they want it to be used!
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by freedom2099 4y ago
Informations is just that… has no will nor wants
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by freedom2099 4y ago
May I ask where do you live? I am almost 40 with more than 15y of experience (and a master degree in computer engineering in the top university of my country) and I have to fend off recruiters (I usually do a job interview every other mont
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by freedom2099 4y ago
Such a worthy goal!
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by freedom2099 4y ago
Me and my wife don’t have any problems finding time for these things with only one child!
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by freedom2099 4y ago
Not true… if you are good at time management you can still do almost all the things you used to do. Especially with 2 parents and 1 kid!
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by freedom2099 4y ago
To be fair I was not working late even before the birth of my son… life is to short to waste it on work (and I do love my job… still there are so many nice things to do in life that is a pity to focus only on work). I never considered prof
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by freedom2099 4y ago
My mother claims that the day my son was born I became a completely different person!
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by freedom2099 4y ago
In my case the moment they put my son in my arms for the first time I felt instantly so much love! That tiny human being was suddenly the most important thing of my life!

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