Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Scheduling is the only way this works with 2 incomes and kids still living at home.
It’s not “spontaneous” or Hollywood-movie, or childishly romantic, but welcome to adulthood.
Why can't it be spontaneous? My kids are in bed by 8/8:30 and then we're up until midnight. That's a lot of time to be spontaneous. There's also morning time.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Scheduling is the only way this works with 2 incomes and kids still living at home.
It’s not “spontaneous” or Hollywood-movie, or childishly romantic, but welcome to adulthood.
Why can't it be spontaneous? My kids are in bed by 8/8:30 and then we're up until midnight. That's a lot of time to be spontaneous. There's also morning time.
Teens sleep the same amount or less than us.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Scheduling is the only way this works with 2 incomes and kids still living at home.
It’s not “spontaneous” or Hollywood-movie, or childishly romantic, but welcome to adulthood.
Why can't it be spontaneous? My kids are in bed by 8/8:30 and then we're up until midnight. That's a lot of time to be spontaneous. There's also morning time.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Twice a day 36 and 40
Sure……
Funny thing is I thought I had a low libido from my previous relationships. Turns out when you find the right person, can't get enough.
Do you have kids? How do you have the time?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Twice a day 36 and 40
Sure……
Funny thing is I thought I had a low libido from my previous relationships. Turns out when you find the right person, can't get enough.
Do you have kids? How do you have the time?
Anonymous wrote:Scheduling is the only way this works with 2 incomes and kids still living at home.
It’s not “spontaneous” or Hollywood-movie, or childishly romantic, but welcome to adulthood.
Anonymous wrote:Scheduling is the only way this works with 2 incomes and kids still living at home.
It’s not “spontaneous” or Hollywood-movie, or childishly romantic, but welcome to adulthood.