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Anybody Else's Wife Do This Too?

TruCatzFan

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Complain about how much time you spend on teh huddlez?

I honestly don't think I spend much time on here, but my wife seems to think I'm living this "alter life" online.

I know she's crazy (cause lets face it, they all are) but I did the mature thing and looked at it from her perspective. Still I don't agree with her.

Just curious if other wives are doing the same thing.

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Complain about how much time you spend on teh huddlez?

I honestly don't think I spend much time on here, but my wife seems to think I'm living this "alter life" online.

I know she's crazy (cause lets face it, they all are) but I did the mature thing and looked at it from her perspective. Still I don't agree with her.

Just curious if other wives are doing the same thing.

How much time do you honestly spend per day on the Huddle?

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I mostly post from my phone. Id say about 99% of my posts from my phone.

Honestly... I spend maybe an hr a day collectively... Between breaks at work and then when I get home.

Most of the time it's less than an hour. During the draft, a little more and for obvious reasons.

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