Absolutely awesome!! I get to do whatever I want whenever I want!! Who wants to be married and have kids!! I absolutely love my life and it's full of everything I've ever wanted and needed!! I do NOT envy anyone who's married and has kids!! I'm 44 yrs old and I've done everything I've ever wanted in life!! Just don't get married just to get married!! I get to make my own plans and have zero people trying to changed what makes me happy!!
Not exactly, homeschooling usually follows a curriculum. Where I live a lot of unschooling parents consider playing outside school and their kids can’t do math or read.
Homeschool usually involves parents pumping religious nonsense into the kids head and their kids can't do math or read. Once in a great while it involves a parent following a curriculum.
Do you mean the Monster Hunter World boardgame, or is there another Monster Hunter themed tabletop game I should be made aware of? Also, i didn’t even think of seeing if I could play the MHW boardgame at Gen Con, but I’d love to do some hunts. I couldn’t justify the Kickstarter to myself at the time but I’m pretty sure I’d love the game.
Absolutely awesome!! I get to do whatever I want whenever I want!! Who wants to be married and have kids!! I absolutely love my life and it's full of everything I've ever wanted and needed!! I do NOT envy anyone who's married and has kids!! I'm 44 yrs old and I've done everything I've ever wanted in life!! Just don't get married just to get married!! I get to make my own plans and have zero people trying to changed what makes me happy!!
Of all the desperately transparent posts in this thread, this is the most transparent.
Homeschooling them, but not actually teaching them any kind of curriculum.
So just homeschooling them.
Not exactly, homeschooling usually follows a curriculum. Where I live a lot of unschooling parents consider playing outside school and their kids can’t do math or read.
Homeschool usually involves parents pumping religious nonsense into the kids head and their kids can't do math or read. Once in a great while it involves a parent following a curriculum.
Do you mean the Monster Hunter World boardgame, or is there another Monster Hunter themed tabletop game I should be made aware of? Also, i didn’t even think of seeing if I could play the MHW boardgame at Gen Con, but I’d love to do some hunts. I couldn’t justify the Kickstarter to myself at the time but I’m pretty sure I’d love the game.
Kicking myself for not getting in on those. Was on a Kickstarter cleanse at the time.