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1. Playing World of Warcraft all day, every day. 2. Stop.
by 0x7f800000 8y ago
1. Playing World of Warcraft all day, every day.
2. Stop.
- tajen 8y agoMan, do you need help? That sounds like extremely lowered willpower. Are you happy with playing or is it an addiction? At the International Conference on Men’s Issues (just finished yesterday!) we discussed lengthily with a few psychologists about male isolation and addictions, and how it sometimes was a strategy to cope with a world that denigrates men. Maybe I’m going a bit fast here, but I’d prefer that you study the reasons of you being there and eventually end uo being useful to the world. If not because you’re a fellow human being that deserves dignity, at least because more income means you’ll pay more taxes to my government :D No, seriously, your skills and ability to navigate through gamers’ worlds and diagnose other players’ issues would be a net benefit to Humanity.
- jackgolding 8y agoWhy stop? I’ve found the community great and it very relaxing.
- krageon 8y agoIf you play WoW every waking moment you have no job (and presumably no house). You have no time to do anything but WoW. I agree that MMOs or any other social activity can be very good for you, but you need to be moderating your usage at least enough that you can exist as a full-featured human being.