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Making those kinds of value judgements usually suggests the person making the judgement has some work to do on themselves. The real question is: Is that person
by sirsinsalot 4y ago
Making those kinds of value judgements usually suggests the person making the judgement has some work to do on themselves.
The real question is: Is that person happy/content/comfortable. That's what matters, however they get there.
- password321 4y agoIs short lived feel good chemicals all that matters? Doesn't sound like a healthy life philosophy to live by.
- Wxc2jjJmST9XWWL 4y agoIt's a brave new world...
- sirsinsalot 4y agoWho said short lived? Why is living with an aim of happiness and contentment unhealthy?
- godshatter 4y agoI haven't played RDR2 or RDR Online, but I doubt it's in the same league as, say, something like Candy Crush. In my opinion it's probably better for you than binge watching a Netflix show because it's less passive.
- triceratops 4y agoIsn't happiness just "feel good chemicals"? As long as a person doesn't hurt others with how they spend their time, who are we to judge?
- kimbernator 4y agoNobody is prescribing this lifestyle for you, so feel free to return the favor and let them live theirs. It's one thing to talk like this to somebody you know, but randomly speculating about how somebody you'll never meet might be living a lifestyle that you don't approve of is without question a less worthwhile activity than playing video games.