Being family guy

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24 Jul 2006, 6:34 pm

I found it very amusing the other day when (i`m now 23) i saw a lad i knew at school and after saying how i had "got engaged, got our own place, got married and are now expecting our first child" he said how i had done "it" the "right way"........I may have old fashioned morals but hay its great when some worthless bum who has put you down suddenly looks up at what you have achieved.........

I now have a baby boy called Matthew born only last weekend.........

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24 Jul 2006, 6:51 pm

Congratulations Alex, you must be very proud

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24 Jul 2006, 8:14 pm

Thats great! Glad to hear you've settled down with a family. That is something that I totally long for, but with my terrible social skills, here I am at 32 and I unfortunatley don't ever see it happening. I really envy a thriving family, especially one with great kids!

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24 Jul 2006, 8:48 pm

Being a family guy myself I can say this Make your own way don't let socity dictate what the right thing is

I did "the right thing" married child house and 9to5 . I love my son and would not trade anything for him but I did not love my wife. I married her because I was expected to be married and she was availible.

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