I cant be the only one who only plays video games when they have time off right? So many people my age (25) say they never have time for games, when yet it's all I have to do on my days off.
I work full time, but on my days off if I'm not cleaning my apartment or grabbing a few groceries/food I just sit on my couch and gorge on video games for 8-10 hours on my free days. Obviously I browse Yea Forums and watch movies too. I also have no friends outside of family or a gf (which I'm used to and dont care anymore). How many people are like me out there?
Why would anyone create this meme? That kinda attitude would spark anyone to be depressed and become anxious. I know shitposting is shitposting, but I generally feel bad because I felt a good majority of those feelings until I got my shit together. As cringey as it sounds, just remember, a step of progress is still moving forward. Just gotta keep the mind flowing and think big.
I've come to realize that when most people say that they don't have the time to do something, what they really mean is that they don't want to do it, or just have poor time management.
"Never have time for games" means that they just aren't that into them anymore. I got several friends who never have time for multiplayer games anymore but almost always have time for drinking beer and talking shit.
Jaxson Green
Schopenhauer philosophy
Jaxon Brown
they say they dont have time because they dont want to play games. They see what it can do to people and figure its a slippery slope. Thing is its thanks to games many of us stagnated in our everyday lives. Meaning we dont mind or deal with having a job with little energy and little amount of work to ever feel the need to move up in life. The major problem with gamers is that as long there is cash flow and fits the basic needs for living conditions and gaming, we dont mind doing grunt work or not moving up in the world. Ambition is often lost because most gamers were did not grow up in a well structured home and was picked on by bullies that gamers lost hope and get by playing videogames to cope. Now this coping mechanism is ruining our lives instead of helping us move on up. Its not like video games themselves are at fault, its still on the gamers though went through varying difficulties they given up on the hardest game of them all, Life. I don't mean the board game. That RGN is too predictable.
