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Message: [QUOTE="EarnDAStack, post: 7134525, member: 373435"] As do many questions like this, it relies almost entirely on where you are and what your own personal goals are and what you're looking to get out of poker. If you're looking to become a top level poker player you're probably not going to be seeing much of your family for the first few years... guess what, If you're looking to be at the top level in anything else like business or a life pursuit you're probably not going to be seeing much of your family for the first few years either... If your poker playing is preventing you from fulfilling your responsibilities I would say it's a problem. If you're not and especially if you're making money your family should care, it's a hobby that pays, most other people's hobbies cost them money. Or you could play league of legends or WOW for 20 hours a day for a few months and then use the few hours a day of playing poker as a reasonable compromise. Hope this helps! GL EDS [/QUOTE]