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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well, it seems like whenever I try an plan something "special" whether it's a date night or a special outing/event for the family, something always goes wrong. The pressure to "have fun" or "make it special" feels so artificial and forced. We are all different, but speaking only for myself, I can't creat quality on demand. Oh, and the woman who loves it all, even the hard stuff, is lying. Or a complete fake. I think she is probably a complete fake. It's probably my sister in law. She is a total fake. [/quote] Kids are much easier to please than adults. All I have to do is say bounce house for my daughter to go nuts. With a date night, there are much bigger expectations, looking sexy, enjoying each others company, possible sex after the date, etc. With kids they just want to have fun. [/quote]
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