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Welcome to R slash best of redditor updates, where O.P discovers that her husband is actually a pony named Sparkles. Our next Reddit post comes

from R-slash relationship advice. For about six years now, my husband has been a Freemason, and I've

always supported him on this. My grandfather was a Freemason, so it's not really new to me or anything,

and I don't believe in any of the conspiracy stuff you see online. But I'm starting to think

that it may not be the best for him. My grandpa always used to say that it went family, work,

masonry. But in my husband's case, it's more masonry, masonry, masonry, then family, then work,

then masonry again. He attends lodge nearly every night.

For context, my grandpa would go a couple of times a month.

And yet, he's only a fellow craft, so not a part of the add-on things like the Scottish

Wright or Shriners or anything.

I genuinely don't know how he has the stamina for it, because I'm part of an improv theater

club, and frankly,

every other week is enough. Sometimes he's gone for hours, other times an hour or even less.

When I ask him what he's doing, he gets defensive and says he can't tell me because he has to

maintain secrecy. I knew full well that there would be some lessons and ceremonies that I wouldn't exactly be getting a front row seat for, but I don't think that it's unfair that I ask what he could be possibly doing that occupies him practically daily.

Hell, some days when he comes back early, he'll go to his man cave and do more work for them.

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