Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

So you're a stay at home dad and you're on Twitter for hours. Get off the phone and engage with your daughter.

I don’t have kids, but I consistently know that my friends who are parents and I share a common ability, to listen and consider each others opinions. I see it all too often that people become myopic and use parenting as a scapegoat for mental lethargy. Same-same but different.

If you don't have anything in common outside of being a parent that's true. My brother was a stay at home father, raised 2 daughters. He also had a 5 car garage where he had common friendship with his associates of same. Master Mechanic, hunter, outdoorsman, electrician, and more

Yeah, suddenly talking about inconsequential nonsense becomes less relevant and interesting

And this is why cultivating your social contacts while being a parent is so important. And, to expand on them, especially once your children become older and less time consuming.

That's true. FWIW I think that gap closed a bit when I bought my house. Still living a very different life from parents and married people, though.

That won't last forever.

This is usually realized in the moment, so true. Then you find a new love for having parent friends.

Dosser?