Dad in my 40s, still learning. Calm thoughts on fatherhood, relationships and the stuff men carry quietly. Tesla FSD and AI on the side. Victorian coast π¦πΊπ¦
Hi, I'm John π¦πΊπ¦ Dad in my 40s on the Victorian coast.
Calm, honest thoughts on fatherhood, relationships and the stuff men carry quietly. Plus the odd bit of Tesla and tech.
If you can relate, pull up a chair and follow along.
Keen to connect with more dads, Tesla owners and anyone who cares about men's mental health π
Mid-40s dad on the Vic coast π¦πΊπ¦. Real talk on fatherhood, FSD, using AI as a dad, and the stuff we don't say out loud.
Drop a g'day and I'll say hi.
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@SeekWiser_ As a dad, time is the one I'm always shortest on. These days I'll happily spend a bit of money if it buys me back time or teaches me something.
@DronusAdelaide Love that. Let it come, let it be, let it go. Comparison is one of those thoughts I'm still learning to let go of. Thanks for sharing that mate
As a mid-40s dad who's had to start again more than once, number 4 is the hardest for me.
Everyone has to start somewhere. Sometimes that's from the back of the grid.
No one knows your story, and you don't know theirs.
Comparison is the thief of joy.
I'd trust FSD with my kids in the car more than half the drivers on the Princes Highway into Melbourne.
It doesn't text, it doesn't get tired and it doesn't road-rage.
As a dad, I feel safer with my kids in the car when I'm using FSD.
It's not that I stop paying attention. It's that there are more eyes on the road than just mine, watching every direction at once and reacting while I'm still taking it in.
If you haven't tried it yourself, it's worth at least looking into. Book a free test drive at your local Tesla store and see how it feels.
My brotherβs friend drives a Tesla. This is 3 videos of the same accident. The Tesla, on self drive, sees the approaching car coming from behind at excessive speed and moves out of the way. Driver of speeding car was killed. Amazing technology @elonmusk.