But people that are married, and it's basically like them and their wife have no sense of responsibility, and they just do whatever they want. They go out every night. It's fun. Life is fun. And for me, it's like I had somebody yesterday go, oh, why don't you meet me, like, 45 minutes away and we'll hang out? I'm like, bro, 06:00 on Tuesday. Got two kids. We just finished dinner
Andrea Potvin
@GoodEnough · 1:53
You. Good morning. This post took me down memory lane quickly for some reason, and I totally feel the same way. But I had a situation years ago when my kids were like a baby, four and 14. Busy, busy family life. My sister who has no children but had a dog, comes for a visit. She lived 3 hours away, comes for a visit. I ask her, please don't have the dog sleep in bed with you
Tanya Coles
@MsColes77 · 4:30
You're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't. So it's like, I don't know where to go with you. So, yes, I do understand that married people with children have a different set of priorities. But at the same time, I think sometimes married people with children take a different moral position and make it seem as though they have more important things in their life to do than people who don't have children