Anonymous wrote:18 year old son is stereotypically masculine and straight & narrow, meaning no drinking or drugs, heterosexual, into cars & working out & his girlfriend. He’s already got the New Balance shoes but thankfully nowhere near a dad bod. How likely is this to change or will he just slide into being a suburban husband/dad after college? I feel like he’s 90 % there. Anyone else here with a son like this? He never really had an “experimental” phase of any sort.
Anonymous wrote:
One main function of humans is to reproduce and delaying it until late 30's and 40's isn't natural, even with all the rational arguments we can make in favor of delaying it.
Our current system where cost of education, weddings, housing and childcare is inflated to the max, delays marriage and procreation and soothes youth with weed, liquor, prescription drugs, partying,hookups, dating apps etc.
All of it leads to ruin hormones and causing anxiety, depression and infertility because body was made to produce babies in 20's.
On top of that young woman's natural instincts and hormones get messed up with birth control hormones, anti anxiety and antidepressants while they are running after jobs, men, looks, designer goods, social media clicks etc.
Anonymous wrote:Congratulations! You have raised a marriageable son.
Your DNA will continue!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And 18 year old boy who likes cars, working out and his girlfriend sounds exactly like 18 year old boys ever since they invented cars.
Yes, it’s perfectly normal.
But these days plenty become potheads, soy boys, or other stuff and don’t have girlfriends, healthy hobbies, interest in school, or gainful employment.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:18 year old son is stereotypically masculine and straight & narrow, meaning no drinking or drugs, heterosexual, into cars & working out & his girlfriend. He’s already got the New Balance shoes but thankfully nowhere near a dad bod. How likely is this to change or will he just slide into being a suburban husband/dad after college? I feel like he’s 90 % there. Anyone else here with a son like this? He never really had an “experimental” phase of any sort.
Where do you live? My kid is kind of like that though plays a lot of golf and enjoys parties (but is an athlete so not drinking)...but neither he and none of his friends are into cars. We live in Bethesda and I would say none of us dads are into cars either as it's just not much of a thing anymore these days.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And 18 year old boy who likes cars, working out and his girlfriend sounds exactly like 18 year old boys ever since they invented cars.
Yes, it’s perfectly normal.
But these days plenty become potheads, soy boys, or other stuff and don’t have girlfriends, healthy hobbies, interest in school, or gainful employment.
Anonymous wrote:I fail to see the issue.
Anonymous wrote:And 18 year old boy who likes cars, working out and his girlfriend sounds exactly like 18 year old boys ever since they invented cars.