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Billy just wanted to understand the average response... your words are like ultra softcore chick porn btw....feel free to keep going
LOL ok well then, I think my emotional clocked has always had a slow tick to it, being a lover type and the eldest of all my siblings I have always had a very "care-taker" mentality, not just with family, but everyone, I tend to really want to help people and make them into the best versions of themselves I can, not really manipulatively, but with genuine support and encouragement. So I basically helped raise my younger brothers to a degree, and we always had like babies in the family and children and I always adored them and their innocence, and I went through some bad shit as a kid, which kind of put me into hyper-overprotective mode especially regarding children and people who didnt have the same strengths as me...
but as with all things in time, that has softened a bit and now its like I just want to have something meaningful, I guess if I was an INTJ or something that would entail some master plan or something, but being what I am, it involves people and a feeling of closeness emotionally to people... and I have often pondered on how having a family of my own would change me and would fulfill certain empty voids I have always felt and how good it would feel to have something so meaningful to me to pledge 100% of my being to making it work and pouring in countless efforts to supply them with whatever comforts I could.
I think the arrival of my nieces and nephew really put that into overdrive, being involved in their lives fills me with so much intensity of emotion, its not explainable I just begin to get teary eyed and feel a sense of peace. Just watching them play (they're 2 now, twins) is like an exercise of tranquility, all the horribleness of life seems suddenly balanced on some sort of cosmic scale, whereas before them I would have said that life is just pure misery and back stabbery, now those thoughts give way to tenderness and a longing to be a father and to shepherd a family through the terrors of life with as much diligence and courage as I can muster... I often believed that once you have that, your life doesn't belong to you anymore, and its funny for some people thats a terrifying thought but I actually embrace it, I often felt the most meaning in life in service to others, its what made me feel the most useful and the most loved. And going forward in time, the concept of having a child to rely on me and to see myself in its very DNA would be... indescribable... words cannot encapsulate the intensity of that feeling. I have jested and told friends I never wanted children, but usually that was just because I know the weight of the situation and what it means, but deep down, where I truly reside beyond all the bullshit and scar tissue, its the one and only thing I have ever wanted, a true reason to put all my gifts to use, because lord knows I squander them now and see now reason to use them for myself other than fanciful idle time, but to have a cause to pledge them to... that would truly be something.