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You've ruled most things out with the first one apart from those in the 2nd one
Maybe, become a gym fanatic?
Good call, he could be the next wilmslow. He already wears tight lycra and films his next door neighbours children on CCTV. May as well take up the gym as well.
It sounds OK, but I'd be worried that I'd just sit around saying, 'Ro-land, why are you so unhappy, Ro-land?' in a silly voice. Then I'd start playing along to 'Just say no'.
Emigration appeals as well. Tricky to work out how to do it where I can apply my work skills (health sector). Perhaps I need to look into it more seriously. Could be by the sea, and then the boat is in sight as well.
How about taking up cage fighting. I took up a few years back before succumbing to a shoulder injury and a bloody good hiding last year. Nothing like it to realise that maybe you're past it.
I can see that might appeal if I was desperately trying to prove to myself that I'm not gay, but I'm quite comfortable with myself.
She might but you come on admit it, you are tempted aren't you!!!
Anyway, I thought the idea of a midlife crisis was to throw down the shackles holding you back in your old life and do what YOU want with your new life. Granted this won't be easy when Mrs OG has chopped your balls off, cut all your clothes up and changed the locks but still, that is the theory isn't it?
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She might but you come on admit it, you are tempted aren't you!!!
Anyway, I thought the idea of a midlife crisis was to throw down the shackles holding you back in your old life and do what YOU want with your new life. Granted this won't be easy when Mrs OG has chopped your balls off, cut all your clothes up and changed the locks but still, that is the theory isn't it?
Have asked Mrs OG and she says it's not about that at all.
Bit of a waste travelling with 3 year olds, they won't remember much if anything so you'd be better waiting till they were a bit older IMO. I plan to take my son to see a few cool places when he's a bit older.
While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'
Mid-life crisis is all about doing the things you should have done when you were younger, but didn't because of money or circumstances, like drive fast cars/motorbikes, shag lots of ladies etc.
So you need to think of what you feel you have missed out on and won't be able to do as you enter terminal decline.
Perhaps you could take up glue sniffing or smash up some bus shelters?
In other words buy a house
Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyone
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