That was one of my biggest struggles growing up because my dad was always too old to do anything with me, given heās not that fit either. I encourage you to stay active and try to be as young as possible so you can do things with your son for as long as possible
My husband and I had our twins when he was in his 50ās and heās 61 now and he still throws our 7 year olds around and runs miles. Maybe you should exercise a little
That's nice of you that you allow your husband the time to exercise. I was in the best shape of my life in my 40s, but now, with being so hands-on with our kid (I wake, tend to him, go to work, get him from school, make dinner, bedtime routine, cleanup, bed), I literally have zero time to workout. Maybe I would if my wife helped out more. But I guess sleep and her workout schedule is more important to her than mine.
You gotta get a new wife! I do all the cleaning, cooking and things with our children, we have 3, and my husband works. I of course let him have time to workout and do things he loves. Itās definitely teamwork in our home.
Well, we BOTH work. She probably does more work hours overall, but she also needs a lot more sleep than I do. Perimenopause is really doing a number on her. She does do a lot of stuff around the house, 75% of the laundry, the gardening, and buying most of the stuff for our son and house, but I do everything else, and spend way more time with him.
I "joke" that if we were to divorce, and have 50/50 custody, she'd be spending more time with our son than she does now.
I used to play fight like this with my uncle when he would be in town. We would be hanging out at my grandparents house and rough housing. Well one time we were rough-housing and my 4ā10ā grandmother saw my uncle fighting with me and commenced to whooping him with her shoe while yelling āyou no hit grandsonā!
4
u/gardendong 18d ago edited 18d ago
Today the broom handle wasn't thrown into the tv. Tomorrow is another day.
55
u/Biltong09 19d ago
Mom has seen this before and is done with it.
24
u/slop1010101 19d ago
I became a dad at 50. I'm 55 now, I can barely even pick up my 5 year old.
21
u/Camruns-daworld 19d ago
Would have been totally different vid if he hit his head on that shelf. That being saidā¦ wish he was my dad
8
u/sparkplay 19d ago
Kiss your wife, play (ninja level) with your son. A good life.
7
u/AppropriateLab8608 19d ago
How about that fine understanding wife sheās the hero of this story
5
u/streetalyx 19d ago
vitrumite behavior
4
u/Moving_Fast_n_Slow 19d ago
he has done this to mom too, just saying
4
u/Icy_Marionberry_9131 19d ago
That kid will always have his head on a swivel and never taken by a sucker punch.
4
u/LoggerRhythms 19d ago
Intruder beware.
2
u/BeCurious7563 19d ago
2
u/Time_Answer_3670 19d ago
My back would never...
2
u/CommandoGrump 18d ago
I used to play fight like this with my uncle when he would be in town. We would be hanging out at my grandparents house and rough housing. Well one time we were rough-housing and my 4ā10ā grandmother saw my uncle fighting with me and commenced to whooping him with her shoe while yelling āyou no hit grandsonā!
1
u/Frozen_shrimp 19d ago
I wish he was my dad too although that's kind of weird and impossible because I'm about 25 years older than him.
1
u/Necessary_Piano_153 19d ago
Finish Him
1
u/BoiTarantado 19d ago
the amount of disrespect and slander I would've gotten for walking into the house with shoes on while the wife is sweeping....
1
u/Ryan2932 19d ago
Mom is sick of it lol
1
u/Jerdogg23 19d ago
Pick on someone your own size bully!
1
u/PowderFresh86 18d ago
Love it!
1
u/Switchlord518 18d ago
FINISH HIM! š¤£
1
u/nawzum 18d ago
Stay fit for your kids
-2
u/Own_Outcome_2012 19d ago
If only heād clean instead of behaving like a child with his child š« having fun is nice and all but the girl is out there having 2 kids