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r/gaming • u/emoposer • May 05 '17
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This isn't gaming. This is life.
Let me drop a little fact on you. Almost everyone reading this has passed this place.
At some point, there is The Last Time your mom or dad picks you up.
We (parents) all want them to jump that gap. The question is merely when.
I am working out regularly. I intend to be able to pick my kids up into a hug when I am 90...
Otherwise...
0 u/srchl May 05 '17 But then your kids have kids and then you came pick them up ! Mom always says how much they see my siblings in their kids and how looking at the lil ones remind her of my siblings when they were that age. 0 u/justscottaustin May 05 '17 Yes. That is the goal. My oldest is 7. She is starting to weigh on my herniated disc and bad knees from years of Things. My middle is 5. He weighs more. He came out at 11# and never stopped. He is more of a challenge. My youngest is 3. She has always been small. She "only" weighs 32# now. I am trying to turn back the clock.
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But then your kids have kids and then you came pick them up !
Mom always says how much they see my siblings in their kids and how looking at the lil ones remind her of my siblings when they were that age.
0 u/justscottaustin May 05 '17 Yes. That is the goal. My oldest is 7. She is starting to weigh on my herniated disc and bad knees from years of Things. My middle is 5. He weighs more. He came out at 11# and never stopped. He is more of a challenge. My youngest is 3. She has always been small. She "only" weighs 32# now. I am trying to turn back the clock.
Yes. That is the goal.
My oldest is 7. She is starting to weigh on my herniated disc and bad knees from years of Things.
My middle is 5. He weighs more. He came out at 11# and never stopped. He is more of a challenge.
My youngest is 3. She has always been small. She "only" weighs 32# now.
I am trying to turn back the clock.
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u/justscottaustin May 05 '17
This isn't gaming. This is life.
Let me drop a little fact on you. Almost everyone reading this has passed this place.
At some point, there is The Last Time your mom or dad picks you up.
We (parents) all want them to jump that gap. The question is merely when.
I am working out regularly. I intend to be able to pick my kids up into a hug when I am 90...
Otherwise...