marlow1962:

Oh cool cool

1Sharon:


Then why imply watching cartoons makes you irresponsible, when some cartoons are specifically made for just adults

Kobojunkie:
Stop telling Fables!

Those animes are loved and painstakingly created every year by many grown men and women-- many of them now in their 50s/60s-- who also have responsibilities, some even more than you can ever dream of shouldering. Stan Lee, for example, continued pushing his comic dreams well into his 90s and he had responsibilities too.

So stop hiding behind these useless tales typical of folks who are merely under-achievers with nothing but excuses to offer the world.

sizer07:


Oga shot up and stop lamenting, lamendiho, muana, Mulan, rio1&2 so many animated cartoons, I love animated catoons as well. That dose not make me less human neither your wife. Am in my Early 40s. Ntoh . If you don't like something dose not mean others to should not like. Stick to what you like and allowe madam enjoy what she likes. Sofas she is performing her duties, including zi oza room very well, SIMP let her be

sheeda995:

Ode.you slaves must copy your slave master at all cost.

spencekat:
Nobody decides for you bro.

Warmaterial:
you sound so bitter, you and d guy dey drag land?

DyshApp:
A married man has anonymously taken to social media to complain about his wife’s addiction to watching cartoons with their children.

According to him, his wife was always excited to watch and sing along to the cartoon with their kids and she would narrate the stories to them if they missed them.

According to the man, something must be wrong with his wife. While admitting that she has not failed in her roles as a wife and mother to his kids, he reiterated his worry that he felt she should have grown past cartoons.

He appealed for help to fix the cartoon problem.

In his words:
"I feel like something is wrong, I don't really get her sometimes. She doesn't even watch the movies I want us to watch together unless I really encourage her. She acts like me not watching those their cartoons with them, I'm missing out on something great.

“My wife, 37 years old, enjoys watching cartoon even more than our kids. When I say cartoon, I mean animated movies.
Our first boy is 14 years old down to our last who is currently 4 years old.
They’ve turned the home into a cartoon home.
They are soo addicted, they sing their songs, do their dances and discuss those things all the time.
My wife at her age will be running as if something strange was happening and she forgets herself to be an adult sometimes.
I’ve tried to explain to her that I don’t really like it, I don’t complain because they are being happy but, I don’t understand my wife’s addiction. Even when the kids aren’t around, she’ll be watching animated movies alone.

Once they get home, she’s going to narrate all she watched to them and even demonstrate with actions some funny/emotional scenes.
I feel like something is wrong, I don’t really get her sometimes. She doesn’t even watch the movies I want us to watch together unless I really encourage her. She acts like me not watching those their cartoons with them, I’m missing out on something great.
Is there something I can do to help her? It’s somehow bothering me.

Kindly note that, she’s fully employed and still does her duties as a wife and a mother. I don’t have any problem on that side, I just feel she’s addicted to animated movies when actually, she has grown pass it.”

GO0DHardDick:
Cartoons such as Zootopia, Coco, Moana, Luca, ant bully etc are by far more meaningful and interesting than Nigeria Nollywood.

Spechialone:
I still watch cartoons...some of my favourite then were;
Flinstones
Sylvester and tweety
Scooby doo
Powerpuff girls
Dexter's laboratory...

I Never really liked
Courage the cowardly dog
Tom and Jerry( Tom gets too much bashings) lol

Konjiboii:


El sueno from ghost recon Wildlands?

Vinnie2000:


OP,

I advice you Introduce her to Anime porn, Then.

You two can use it to Spice up your Knackings in the bedroom.

Kobicove:


So you mean say cartoon sef get blue film?

DyshApp:
A married man has anonymously taken to social media to complain about his wife’s addiction to watching cartoons with their children.

According to him, his wife was always excited to watch and sing along to the cartoon with their kids and she would narrate the stories to them if they missed them.

According to the man, something must be wrong with his wife. While admitting that she has not failed in her roles as a wife and mother to his kids, he reiterated his worry that he felt she should have grown past cartoons.

He appealed for help to fix the cartoon problem.

In his words:
"I feel like something is wrong, I don't really get her sometimes. She doesn't even watch the movies I want us to watch together unless I really encourage her. She acts like me not watching those their cartoons with them, I'm missing out on something great.

“My wife, 37 years old, enjoys watching cartoon even more than our kids. When I say cartoon, I mean animated movies.
Our first boy is 14 years old down to our last who is currently 4 years old.
They’ve turned the home into a cartoon home.
They are soo addicted, they sing their songs, do their dances and discuss those things all the time.
My wife at her age will be running as if something strange was happening and she forgets herself to be an adult sometimes.
I’ve tried to explain to her that I don’t really like it, I don’t complain because they are being happy but, I don’t understand my wife’s addiction. Even when the kids aren’t around, she’ll be watching animated movies alone.

Once they get home, she’s going to narrate all she watched to them and even demonstrate with actions some funny/emotional scenes.
I feel like something is wrong, I don’t really get her sometimes. She doesn’t even watch the movies I want us to watch together unless I really encourage her. She acts like me not watching those their cartoons with them, I’m missing out on something great.
Is there something I can do to help her? It’s somehow bothering me.

Kindly note that, she’s fully employed and still does her duties as a wife and a mother. I don’t have any problem on that side, I just feel she’s addicted to animated movies when actually, she has grown pass it.”

highness25:
Mumu man. You're complaining. Is it not better than watching zeeworld and porn?

madscientist88:
what's wrong with this man?,i am sure she knows exactly what age and when to stop watching those cartoons for the benefit of your children,its called home building and creating a bond,you are lucky you have a wife who plays like a child with her kids,she is the definition of an excellent mum who is capable of eliminating her own worries,such women dont even nag because they dont get sad,the fix problems,i love her vibration,she will stop the day your son turns 18years old, he should stop worrying about a great woman doing her thing,she is being a great mum thats all to it as long as she isnt destructive.there is nothing childish here,whats childish is him throwing a tantrum about his wife doing her chores well,how did she even end up with him?

DyshApp:
A married man has anonymously taken to social media to complain about his wife’s addiction to watching cartoons with their children.

According to him, his wife was always excited to watch and sing along to the cartoon with their kids and she would narrate the stories to them if they missed them.

According to the man, something must be wrong with his wife. While admitting that she has not failed in her roles as a wife and mother to his kids, he reiterated his worry that he felt she should have grown past cartoons.

He appealed for help to fix the cartoon problem.

In his words:
"I feel like something is wrong, I don't really get her sometimes. She doesn't even watch the movies I want us to watch together unless I really encourage her. She acts like me not watching those their cartoons with them, I'm missing out on something great.

“My wife, 37 years old, enjoys watching cartoon even more than our kids. When I say cartoon, I mean animated movies.
Our first boy is 14 years old down to our last who is currently 4 years old.
They’ve turned the home into a cartoon home.
They are soo addicted, they sing their songs, do their dances and discuss those things all the time.
My wife at her age will be running as if something strange was happening and she forgets herself to be an adult sometimes.
I’ve tried to explain to her that I don’t really like it, I don’t complain because they are being happy but, I don’t understand my wife’s addiction. Even when the kids aren’t around, she’ll be watching animated movies alone.

Once they get home, she’s going to narrate all she watched to them and even demonstrate with actions some funny/emotional scenes.
I feel like something is wrong, I don’t really get her sometimes. She doesn’t even watch the movies I want us to watch together unless I really encourage her. She acts like me not watching those their cartoons with them, I’m missing out on something great.
Is there something I can do to help her? It’s somehow bothering me.

Kindly note that, she’s fully employed and still does her duties as a wife and a mother. I don’t have any problem on that side, I just feel she’s addicted to animated movies when actually, she has grown pass it.”

AdisaOwala:


Which eye adult??

Are you a baby?

Kobojunkie:
I am guilty of this too, I am afraid. Still waiting on second season of most of the animes to be loaded.

Ehmmah588:

Do you follow Boruto?? or Bleach or jujutsu kainen or Demon slayer or Full metal alchemist??/