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Has Disc Golf ever played a role in ending your relationship?
As painful as it may be, let's hear about it.
As painful as it may be, let's hear about it.
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I'm a good looking 25 year old. I work with all women and they can't fathem why I'm always single. When I do meet a girl I like, I tell em that dg is my #1 priority and that I play 5 days a week, with my days off being 12 hour dg days. It hasn't gone over well yet
dg has played a role in a couple break ups but it was usually an overall not being on the same page value wise thing, moreso than just dg.
Good for you man. You might as well be up front with women at the start.
IMHO, the key with women is to under-promise and then over-deliver, anyway.
Remember, Disc Golf loves you unconditionally. You can cheat on it with other sports. You can ignore it for years and then start right back having fun with it. It's very inexpensive and good for your health.
Can the same things be said about a girlfriend or wife? I doubt it.
My wife is always #1.
My wife is always #1.
I agree, but I'd be bummed if my wife decided I couldn't have hobbies any more. You see it a lot on music boards...women hook up with their men while they play in bands and then don't like it when they go to practice or gigs. I don't see how it'd be different for any other hobby. Of course family responsibility comes first, but taking care of yourself and doing what you love is also important.
Fiance just wants me to take her with me whenever possible which is most the time. She actually just ordered me $60 in discs that are on their way for my birthday next Monday. But I cant have them until then.