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howsit people

sooooo, ive recently been into the whole RBA dimension, and it seems to be taking up alot of time.

yes im very new to it and i know the time spent making coils and all that with decrease, but my question is, how do u find time/ balance your time that u had before starting RBAs to the time u have now?

obviously before you started with your RBA you had free time, which was probably spent with the family or whatever, so now that you have an RBA you obviously spend more time with it.

my wife is in the moerin (sorry for the language :) ) with me coz ive been spending alot of time with my gear. she doesnt understand the importance of this whole scenario.

anyone else in the same boat as me?

what can i do?

no, she will not join me/ help me making coils and what not LOL

your advice please
 
Eish! thats a tough one dude. Gizmo is lucky in that I enjoy the hobby as much as he does (And I embrace his time he spends building coils because it gives me time to myself :p ) I will admit I do get a tad annoyed when he asks me to help him out the wick or cotton through because small fiddly things and I don't work.

My only advice would be to try and find a balance - maybe build coils once the family has gone to bed or take some time in the morning, but not too long so you can still spend time with them during the day?
 
12 o clock when everyone is sleeping sneak out of the room and have a coil party

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Discuss it, come to an agreement. Do NOT break the agreement, do NOT ask for an exception to the agreement.
 
i tried that already- starting when everyone is asleep, but then i end up being busy till 2 or 3 in the morning LOL
 
Matthee gave a good suggestion there, explain calmly the importance of it and come to an understanding and agreement that suits you both?
 
knowing cape town women I dont think that will work lol

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on a more serious note once you pass the learning curve it will take you less then 5 min to build and setup your device. about a year ago when I started with mechs I was in the same boat and now I only build maybe once a week unless its for a client

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@Riaz

what is her hobby? Take some time and money and spend it with her on her hobby. She just might be
more forgiving with you spending time on your hobby...

Don't know, just a guess
 
i think ill do that Matthee, good idea

maybe set aside a time during the week that i can do my thing
 
Agree with Annemarie aswell - from a woman's perspective we tend to be more forgiving if you show initiative in spending time doing things we enjoy aswell
 
we do things together all the time, and ive grown to enjoy what she likes as well.

now that i have a new hobby, its a bit difficult for me to seperate my time.

before i started with RBAs, my life was for my family. ALL my time was spent with them, and i love every second of it.

this is the difficulty im having now, is trying to get some of the 'me' time back.

i guess this will need to be discussed over a nice supper :)

well, with my second kid popping out anytime now (maybe even this week- my wife is now 39weeks) then my time will be even more scarce LOL

agh what the flip man, ill just have to jingle between the nappy bin throwing out and filling the bath to make my coils inbetween :)

gotta love it
 
Oooooook.

Being 39 weeks pregnant changes everything!!!!!


Stop trying to have your own time immediately!!!! For the sake of your own safety!!!!

Well at least for the next few months

hahahaha

GOOD LUCK !!!!

Ouw and Congratulations :D
 
Discuss it, come to an agreement. Do NOT break the agreement, do NOT ask for an exception to the agreement.

This is the answer Riaz ;-) @Matthee's words are so wise
 
I'm in the same boat Riaz... my first one is due soon. Wife is 35 weeks!
 
Just loved reading this thread. We are all so HUMAN. Good luck to the pregnant dads and their HRH's.
 
Well when family is there time for hobbies are drastically cut. Melinda and I used to fly RC heli's. We built them, flew them and loved it. Then Kyle was born and it has been 4 years that our heli's have been standing there gathering dust :(
 
I'm in the same boat Riaz... my first one is due soon. Wife is 35 weeks!

Congrats @Oupa!

But this news worries me. I fear that the Legends juices will be delayed ;-)

Only kidding - the birth of your kid is way more important! Legends can wait...
 
Well when family is there time for hobbies are drastically cut. Melinda and I used to fly RC heli's. We built them, flew them and loved it. Then Kyle was born and it has been 4 years that our heli's have been standing there gathering dust :(

before my first one was born i was into rc cars- had a nitro on road racer.

was super fun, bought it brand new, had to assemble from scratch so u can imagine the attachment i had to this car.

then my daughter was born, i sold it about 2 months ago after being standing for nearly 3 years untouched LOL
 
howsit people

sooooo, ive recently been into the whole RBA dimension, and it seems to be taking up alot of time.

yes im very new to it and i know the time spent making coils and all that with decrease, but my question is, how do u find time/ balance your time that u had before starting RBAs to the time u have now?

obviously before you started with your RBA you had free time, which was probably spent with the family or whatever, so now that you have an RBA you obviously spend more time with it.

my wife is in the moerin (sorry for the language :) ) with me coz ive been spending alot of time with my gear. she doesnt understand the importance of this whole scenario.

anyone else in the same boat as me?

what can i do?

no, she will not join me/ help me making coils and what not LOL

your advice please


Also have really enjoyed reading this thread. Big up to @Riaz for bringing up the issue and being "man" enough to ask for advice. Well done Riaz, hope all the comments have helped - or even just discussing it...

On my side, I don't have kids yet but am married. My better half ;-) has been quite supportive of my vaping up until now. She sees the benefits. Although I've spent quite a lot of time on the forum and testing juices etc, I have not yet gotten into RBAs. So I haven't gone totally AWOL yet from spending time with her. I plan to do get quite a lot of "RBA hours" under the belt before our first kid comes along. I do hope to be more on "cruise" mode with regards to vaping by the time we have kids. Who knows, I may not even be vaping anymore by then. I doubt that though.
 
before my first one was born i was into rc cars- had a nitro on road racer.

was super fun, bought it brand new, had to assemble from scratch so u can imagine the attachment i had to this car.

then my daughter was born, i sold it about 2 months ago after being standing for nearly 3 years untouched LOL

Yep, we each bought a 500 size heli (blades are around 550mm, so total wingspan over 1m - not small heli's) We built them from scratch and then Kyle was born - never been flown, it is now 4 years later and you don't even get that model anymore :)
 
Also have really enjoyed reading this thread. Big up to @Riaz for bringing up the issue and being "man" enough to ask for advice. Well done Riaz, hope all the comments have helped - or even just discussing it...

On my side, I don't have kids yet but am married. My better half ;-) has been quite supportive of my vaping up until now. She sees the benefits. Although I've spent quite a lot of time on the forum and testing juices etc, I have not yet gotten into RBAs. So I haven't gone totally AWOL yet from spending time with her. I plan to do get quite a lot of "RBA hours" under the belt before our first kid comes along. I do hope to be more on "cruise" mode with regards to vaping by the time we have kids. Who knows, I may not even be vaping anymore by then. I doubt that though.

Not vaping anymore!? :eek:
 
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