Tiger Woods

[davelj]

[quote=KSMountain]Not all children of divorce see their dads 4-6 days a month. I would say that is (or was) an exception.[/quote]

Yes, less than half (it appears), but not unusual:

“What happens after the break-up of the family? Eighty-seven percent of children end up living solely with their mothers after a parental separation (only 7 percent live with their fathers). Forty percent of children report visiting their fathers every week. One quarter of children visit their fathers irregularly — once a month or on holidays. A whopping 15 percent never see their fathers.”

[fredo4]

[quote=davelj]Life has no point, other than seeking your own contentment (and then you die). [/quote]
I used to think just like this. Would never admit it, but I was miserable. There is no way that you can possibly have a happy life if you think there’s no point to it. Why not just become a heroin addict? Then you’ll feel good all the time. Provided you have enough money to keep your habit going, your life will be set.

[fredo4]

[quote=davelj]Life has no point, other than seeking your own contentment (and then you die). [/quote]
I used to think just like this. Would never admit it, but I was miserable. There is no way that you can possibly have a happy life if you think there’s no point to it. Why not just become a heroin addict? Then you’ll feel good all the time. Provided you have enough money to keep your habit going, your life will be set.

[fredo4]

[quote=davelj]Life has no point, other than seeking your own contentment (and then you die). [/quote]
I used to think just like this. Would never admit it, but I was miserable. There is no way that you can possibly have a happy life if you think there’s no point to it. Why not just become a heroin addict? Then you’ll feel good all the time. Provided you have enough money to keep your habit going, your life will be set.

[fredo4]

[quote=davelj]Life has no point, other than seeking your own contentment (and then you die). [/quote]
I used to think just like this. Would never admit it, but I was miserable. There is no way that you can possibly have a happy life if you think there’s no point to it. Why not just become a heroin addict? Then you’ll feel good all the time. Provided you have enough money to keep your habit going, your life will be set.

[fredo4]

[quote=davelj]Life has no point, other than seeking your own contentment (and then you die). [/quote]
I used to think just like this. Would never admit it, but I was miserable. There is no way that you can possibly have a happy life if you think there’s no point to it. Why not just become a heroin addict? Then you’ll feel good all the time. Provided you have enough money to keep your habit going, your life will be set.

[davelj]

[quote=fredo4][quote=davelj]Life has no point, other than seeking your own contentment (and then you die). [/quote]
I used to think just like this. Would never admit it, but I was miserable. There is no way that you can possibly have a happy life if you think there’s no point to it. [/quote]

Funny, I feel exactly the opposite. Feeling that there IS some point to it – like pleasing some god with a beard, or whatever – would be depressing to me. Acknowledging that there’s no point to it all gives me an immense sense of freedom and calm.

But we’re all wired differently.

[davelj]

[quote=fredo4][quote=davelj]Life has no point, other than seeking your own contentment (and then you die). [/quote]
I used to think just like this. Would never admit it, but I was miserable. There is no way that you can possibly have a happy life if you think there’s no point to it. [/quote]

Funny, I feel exactly the opposite. Feeling that there IS some point to it – like pleasing some god with a beard, or whatever – would be depressing to me. Acknowledging that there’s no point to it all gives me an immense sense of freedom and calm.

But we’re all wired differently.

[davelj]

[quote=fredo4][quote=davelj]Life has no point, other than seeking your own contentment (and then you die). [/quote]
I used to think just like this. Would never admit it, but I was miserable. There is no way that you can possibly have a happy life if you think there’s no point to it. [/quote]

Funny, I feel exactly the opposite. Feeling that there IS some point to it – like pleasing some god with a beard, or whatever – would be depressing to me. Acknowledging that there’s no point to it all gives me an immense sense of freedom and calm.

But we’re all wired differently.

[davelj]

[quote=fredo4][quote=davelj]Life has no point, other than seeking your own contentment (and then you die). [/quote]
I used to think just like this. Would never admit it, but I was miserable. There is no way that you can possibly have a happy life if you think there’s no point to it. [/quote]

Funny, I feel exactly the opposite. Feeling that there IS some point to it – like pleasing some god with a beard, or whatever – would be depressing to me. Acknowledging that there’s no point to it all gives me an immense sense of freedom and calm.

But we’re all wired differently.

[davelj]

[quote=fredo4][quote=davelj]Life has no point, other than seeking your own contentment (and then you die). [/quote]
I used to think just like this. Would never admit it, but I was miserable. There is no way that you can possibly have a happy life if you think there’s no point to it. [/quote]

Funny, I feel exactly the opposite. Feeling that there IS some point to it – like pleasing some god with a beard, or whatever – would be depressing to me. Acknowledging that there’s no point to it all gives me an immense sense of freedom and calm.

But we’re all wired differently.

[fredo4]

[quote=davelj][quote=fredo4][quote=davelj]Life has no point, other than seeking your own contentment (and then you die). [/quote]
I used to think just like this. Would never admit it, but I was miserable. There is no way that you can possibly have a happy life if you think there’s no point to it. [/quote]

Funny, I feel exactly the opposite. Feeling that there IS some point to it – like pleasing some god with a beard, or whatever – would be depressing to me. Acknowledging that there’s no point to it all gives me an immense sense of freedom and calm.

But we’re all wired differently.[/quote]

OK fine. You don’t like the heroin idea I take it. My sister-in-law could totally set you up, if you do. She’s been feeling excellent for nearly twenty years now.

[fredo4]

[quote=davelj][quote=fredo4][quote=davelj]Life has no point, other than seeking your own contentment (and then you die). [/quote]
I used to think just like this. Would never admit it, but I was miserable. There is no way that you can possibly have a happy life if you think there’s no point to it. [/quote]

Funny, I feel exactly the opposite. Feeling that there IS some point to it – like pleasing some god with a beard, or whatever – would be depressing to me. Acknowledging that there’s no point to it all gives me an immense sense of freedom and calm.

But we’re all wired differently.[/quote]

OK fine. You don’t like the heroin idea I take it. My sister-in-law could totally set you up, if you do. She’s been feeling excellent for nearly twenty years now.

[fredo4]

[quote=davelj][quote=fredo4][quote=davelj]Life has no point, other than seeking your own contentment (and then you die). [/quote]
I used to think just like this. Would never admit it, but I was miserable. There is no way that you can possibly have a happy life if you think there’s no point to it. [/quote]

Funny, I feel exactly the opposite. Feeling that there IS some point to it – like pleasing some god with a beard, or whatever – would be depressing to me. Acknowledging that there’s no point to it all gives me an immense sense of freedom and calm.

But we’re all wired differently.[/quote]

OK fine. You don’t like the heroin idea I take it. My sister-in-law could totally set you up, if you do. She’s been feeling excellent for nearly twenty years now.

[fredo4]

[quote=davelj][quote=fredo4][quote=davelj]Life has no point, other than seeking your own contentment (and then you die). [/quote]
I used to think just like this. Would never admit it, but I was miserable. There is no way that you can possibly have a happy life if you think there’s no point to it. [/quote]

Funny, I feel exactly the opposite. Feeling that there IS some point to it – like pleasing some god with a beard, or whatever – would be depressing to me. Acknowledging that there’s no point to it all gives me an immense sense of freedom and calm.

But we’re all wired differently.[/quote]

OK fine. You don’t like the heroin idea I take it. My sister-in-law could totally set you up, if you do. She’s been feeling excellent for nearly twenty years now.

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