/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Probably because such thing never happens. Like my grandpa who was from "the best generation ever" constantly argued with his wife. About that
>hard day of work

While his sons were for rock'n roll and his daughters all for damn hippies.

>work
>children
>marriage
that feel when you dodged the bullet

>You will never know what it's like to do a hard day of work

I've had two dads. My first dad came home from work angry, and didn't want to talk to anyone. He just wanted to sleep, yet all the kids were loud and mom just bitched for hours.

Same deal with my stepdad.

>>8631915
>greeted by your children's beaming smiles and your wife's loving embrace.

You mean children's mad screams and grumble of your old ugly wife?

Even sociowhores don't believe in such tales.

AND THANK FUCK FOR THAT.

Real life isn't like television.

>>8631930
I have all those things and they're great. Just don't be an idiot, or listen to idiots. There are plenty of happy, successful marriages and careers out there.

>>8631956
It isn't always like your aunt or that person you read about on 4chan either. People can be happy. It does happen. Very often, in fact.

>>8631962

I can believe in successful career but I never believe in successful marriage. All married people I know are unhappy people who had to argue with their wifes/husbands, got yelled at them every day, got stressed and often ended turning to full alcoholics. And I'm not talking about such things like cheatings etc. It is good if people can divorce easily. What if no?
And what about kids - they are not angels from those pictures from TV. More likely egocentric cruel runts. Growing infants is like a hell on the earth and you never know what you got after they got grewn up.

I'm writing not about all problems of so called "family life".

I work a part time job and come home to a daki + figure of my waifu. I'd much prefer this than having two brats and a whore waiting for me at home

>>8632019
Obviously all marriages have their quarrels, that's part of being human. However not all marriages have fights that escalate to the point where they're "bad marriages". In fact any sociologist will tell you that having the odd disagreements are vital to a proper relationship. To say all marriages are bad is like saying all friendships are bad.
I have a son and a daughter and they're both wonderful. Granted my son is 6 and my daughter is 4, and I'm sure they'll turn into annoying little shits in a few years. But that's part of growing up, and that's something I'm going to deal with. You have to expect troubles and hard times raising a family just as you do with a job. I think many of you NEETs have brainwashed yourselves into believing anything that has some difficulty or requires a lot of effort/dedication is something not worth pursuing. And that's a shame.

>>8632019
some family's are like that some are not.
But its wrong to speak that all family's are like that , maybe you just had bad exp.

>>8632057

I'm not completely NEET ( and never become one, I hope) but I only once saw happy marriage - it was a couple of surgeon and schoolteacher. They just have dissapeared at their jobs and just rarely saw each other. Surprisingly their children didn' t take wrong way and found their place in the life. But it is a only case I know. Others ended with divorces - all marriages made by my mates ended like this.

I don't think that many people know how that feels even with a wife and children.

>>8632019
/thread

/jp/, what about GAY marriage?

>>8631915
Feels good, man. I get sick and tired of people really easily.

>>8631915
>You will never know how it feels to come home from a hard day of work
I'm glad I'll never know how this feels, yes.
>to be greeted by your children's beaming smiles
I hate children
>and your wife's loving embrace.
If I was really a normalfag with a job, why would I trust some 3D with the ability to rip half of my possessions away and force me to pay her repeatedly after she leaves?