If I ruled the world
In my own defense, five of them start well after my family goes to bed. Two of them I don't expect to go to as they occur during the day on the weekend. And four of them I consider very much optional. On redirect, I might note that I've been noted to be grumpy when awoken early in the morning after late nights, so even my ameliorations aren't as compelling.
It is somewhat eye opening that I can find that much that I want to do where the onus of child care is placed solely on my wife. In exchange, she gets a morning exercise class three times a week in the morning and one night out a month with her book club. Sometimes I wonder why she doesn't like my hobbies. Without trouble, I can think of 16 reasons.
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Rough, isn't it? It gets easier once you accept that you have a life: it's your family. The games will still be there after the kids are grown. Parents have to accept it: I have no free time. Then we do something for ourselves a couple times a month, because we need it, not because we're entitled to it. I get really excited when the kids go to bed nicely and I have one hour of free time in a week.
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