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adidan

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Re: Games 'causing relationship breakdowns' - Research

pcernie wrote:

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	adidan wrote: My GF isn't a gamer (boo) but she does like watching me play some games if they have a good story (yay).

Funnily enough Nic has a strange obsession with watching me leap around buildings before plunging a knife into someones throat. Assassins Creed obviously and not my other pasttime.

Yes, my mate's missus likes that too - I've a funny feeling the ladies like the lead character

Lara Croft? Result!

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Thu Nov 18, 2010 3:18 pm

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Re: Games 'causing relationship breakdowns' - Research

Although not in a relationship, I see less of my family than before MW2 came out. At least back then, I used to sit down and eat together every evening with them.

I realised this when my sister pointed it out. :lol:

Consequently, I now sit down to eat with them at least three times a week, and cook a meal for everyone once a week.

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Thu Nov 18, 2010 5:58 pm

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Re: Games 'causing relationship breakdowns' - Research

adidan wrote:


	pcernie wrote: Yes, my mate's missus likes that too - I've a funny feeling the ladies like the lead character

Lara Croft? Result!

Believe me when I say 'if only', for a lot of reasons...


	cloaked_wolf wrote: Although not in a relationship, I see less of my family than before MW2 came out. At least back then, I used to sit down and eat together every evening with them. I realised this when my sister pointed it out. Consequently, I now sit down to eat with them at least three times a week, and cook a meal for everyone once a week.

Killing terrorists etc is much better than me doing the same to my family. Legally, anyway :twisted:

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Thu Nov 18, 2010 6:45 pm

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Re: Games 'causing relationship breakdowns' - Research

pcernie wrote:


	cloaked_wolf wrote: Although not in a relationship, I see less of my family than before MW2 came out. At least back then, I used to sit down and eat together every evening with them. I realised this when my sister pointed it out. Consequently, I now sit down to eat with them at least three times a week, and cook a meal for everyone once a week.

Killing terrorists etc is much better than me doing the same to my family. Legally, anyway :twisted:

Yes it is probably a life saver in your case. It means you can at least tolerate them for a short period, after you have had a fix of COD. :lol:

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