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Well, you do that then. Not everyone has to conform to your world view or preferences. Some people are perfectly fine with using a VR device.

• aprilthird2021 2y ago
  But how does his family deal with him being essentially uncontactable for huge swaths of time for multiple days? Did I ever say everyone has to conform to my worldview? He said his preference. I asked a question about his use case. I stated my preference. That's it
  • aranelsurion 2y ago
    Not the OP but I’m surprised you are surprised this much. In our 2-person family there are times where me and my wife spend an entire evening, sometimes even a full day or two independently doing whatever hobbies we have. We both appreciate the ability to hyper-focus when we like. It’s very easy to “deal with” too: you just continue your life until the other one becomes available. What is so wrong about it? You are not uncontactable anyway, if someone needs to contact you they can still approach you. Obviously this wouldn’t work so well with a little kid.
    • aprilthird2021 2y ago
      I didn't say anything was wrong with it, I was just curious how it works? But also I guess I assumed a "fam" is more than just a spouse. Sure if it's only one other person you live with, then you're probably not needed any time. Idk I'd still rather watch a movie together, but that's just me