u/bluethunder1985

Are arpgs a young man's genre?
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Are arpgs a young man's genre?

Can hardly last an hour these days before the wrist yells at me. Any tips for a 40 year old sweatlord?

u/bluethunder1985 — 6 days ago

Exposing my child to Star Trek through reading..

We recently read the 1993 short novel worfs adventure about him adapting to life at Starfleet academy and my kid absolutely loved it. I'm curious if anyone has any other recommendations along that line. I'm okay with tos or TNG characters looking to maybe read about all the major characters before starting the shows. Also want to avoid everything 2009 or later. Thanks!

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u/bluethunder1985 — 2 months ago

I feel like the internet is full of just...sob stories of people struggling. I am 38, married, two kids, have a mortgage, investments are doing okay, and idk, we're doing just fine. I feel middle class. Is anyone else doing just fine? Or am I alone?

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u/bluethunder1985 — 3 months ago