Online gaming decreases marital satisfaction?

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[quote=The_Nameless_Bard]O_O[/quote]

[quote=Jovy]^my exact reaction..[/quote]

[quote=Samoh]Lol relationships, fuck that. If she can't put up with me enjoying games more then her, then it's not going to work.[/quote]

[quote=Crows foot]I can honestly say my gaming time went down the last 3 months since I met my current "someone special". Going from like 3 hrs play each day to maybe 5 hrs a week. I sincerely love this girl and most of the time I'd rather close the pc when she gets home rather than even finishing a game. I just try not to cause I don't want to mess with other's games. In my mind it's a question of communication too, I mean to my significant other what is the difference between going to sports, being at the firing range and playing games? The only difference is that when I play games I am at home, which somehow means to some people that "I'm not doing anything special". I think talking about it is important, not just taking anything for granted.[/quote]

[quote=DkSolith]I am too young for it too matter...But i know that many couples got divorced because of wow and other online games.[/quote]

[quote=Mooninites]where's the "im single because of video games" option?[/quote]

[quote=virago][quote=Mooninites] where's the "im single because of video games" option? [/quote] Ooh, I wish I thought of that :)[/quote]

[quote=flysnailfly]Gaming, is something that has taken a crazy new level of importance in people's lives. As it stands, gaming (unless it being someones job.) should never be taken as top priority. especially when you're with someone. There should be a balance between pleasure play time, and quality time spent in the real world out side of video games. As it comes to relationships that involve gaming, if both parties believe that gaming is quality time. baddah boom. there you go, but if you're a husband and your wife wants to go out to eat, but you're busy "raiding" i don't think that's very fair. It shows that you're more interested in a fantasy world then spending quality time with your wife/husband. Granted the husband/wife should find time to allow the person they're with, "raid" time.[/quote]