This channel is a hidden gem

@robmulder

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@RedstoneHair

2 жыл бұрын

Totally!

@oceanparts4980

2 жыл бұрын

i found the gem first. can i have it?

@youcefchemesel-eddine5447

2 жыл бұрын

Algorithm must hide it bcz he speaking facts and conscious teenagers which are the most affective part in the society and if this kind of contents gets viral then creators will start doing the same and then consciousness about how porn can mess up your life will increase and with that porn industry will fall 🤔 Makes sense ? Idk but i know he's doing something very illegal against porn industry

@lordnelsonmc.billionberg9166

2 жыл бұрын

@@oceanparts4980 sure, just listen up 👂

I agree with this entirely. I remember once I hid my switch under my bed so I could play a game at 1 AM. Now this is incredibly unhealthy and might have been a sign of addiction. I never felt it 3-4 years later, I stopped being hyped about games. I just stopped looking stuff up. I was like "I don't really wanna buy any games right now" and I thought it was good but really my system was numb

@jjk5693

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if it is a mental thing for me to not enjoy games right now. Im 16 btw

@ArthurTheEagle

Жыл бұрын

I'm exactly in the same situation as yours, and I suspect depression of having made me feel this way about media overall. I used to be really addicted to video games and somehow completely lost interest in them, which is absolutely awesome since I don't have to worry about being addicted, but saddening because I cannot seem to feel joy in a form of media that quite literally built my personality. It became a problem because I started to have nothing to share with my friends, which ended up with them leaving me on the side because I had no interest in gaming.

@ArthurTheEagle

Жыл бұрын

@@jjk5693 I think it is mostly, though none of your comments specify how you feel.

@carnage0685

10 ай бұрын

24, still fucking love video games. they're a huge portion of my life, and that's coming from someone with depression, lol

@carnage0685

8 ай бұрын

@@aceanime8634 I don't have any responsibilities other than trying to keep my damaged psyche intact. That's the only responsibility I have.

This makes so much sense to me. There have been times in my life I go on vacation for two weeks and it changes me greatly. I remember one time being so bored without electronics at the beach that I literally went to a local book store and bought books to read. That's right, on vacation I was reading books and enjoying them. I hate to read most of the time. There have been other times where I go on vacation and I was completely content playing video games, but as soon as I didn't have the stress and obligation of looking at work email and all that stuff I literally just chilled out and was happy doing nothing on vacation. I was happy watching old 1960s commercials or drawing pictures, things I would never do when I was stimulated. There is a lot of truth in this video and I forget a lot how much things like social media influence my life and put me in zombie mode.

This really makes a lot of sense. My life is fun again. I actually enjoy videogames and music again, even sepereatly. The nofap thing got me out of my years long daze. The world is a new place again. I can actually enjoy an hour long bisycle ride again.

@robmulder

2 жыл бұрын

Love to hear you've been able to make the change, man. Life is so much better when you aren't a dopamine addict.

@Nykrel

2 жыл бұрын

@@robmulder I agree. And treasuring life gives it more meaning. I can never go back now Thanks for the regards. :)

@jeanbobbb

10 ай бұрын

Nofap?..Like..no fapping at all?? OMG! What kind of a life is that?! What am I suppose to do with those 4 spare hours each day?!😐

@STRING3R

5 ай бұрын

nofap did nothing for me sadly, it just made my dick slightly more sensitive after not fapping for a while.

@dewitubeX1

4 ай бұрын

​@@jeanbobbblmao clean your room or house, exercise.

The Fun is real, but the reward, the actual accomplishment is simulated.. and in time you realize that your time is being wasted on something that does not have an actual accomplishment.. You achieve nothing. And when you finally realize this, You lose interest in playing games.

Great video man! Normally while watching a video I already look for a new one to watch, but here I didn’t. I did a detox once for like 2 weeks and it helped for a while. You inspired me to maybe do it again. I already don’t enjoy videogames anymore, but still I notice I do it instead of what I should be doing. So yes, again thanks for this

1. Uninstall Warzone / Fifa 2. Do all your Homework 3. Go to the gym 4. Enjoy your life 😃

@badge5575

2 жыл бұрын

Most important of all nofap

@jjk5693

Жыл бұрын

That sounds exhausting

@Adeyum64

Жыл бұрын

Part 2 is so true tho. I feel like that's what is demotivating me most of the time. I know that I have college stuff to do and everytime I play games (or even go to the gym) I feel guilty for not doing college stuff. It's as if they manipulated me into thinking, that college is the one and only thing that should ever exist in my life and everything else in life is a waste of time. You know it's bad when you can't even enjoy the GYM. Something, that's contributing to your health.

@ArthurTheEagle

Жыл бұрын

@@Adeyum64 Facts sir, as much as I hate to say this, this is what society and the educational system wants you to think and do. Your homework, and only your homework, because work is the only thing that matters.

I have played video games ever since I was a kid. Played all the way up until I created a routine in my life to stop playing so much. While I still enjoy them,I feel that it can get tiring at the same time.

Honestly i needed to hear all this thankyou for this video lately ive been feeling passionless especially with all the changes that are being added to diablo 4 a game ive waited literal years for just to see preditory micro transactions and a fucking battle pass basically fomo bs stuff from diablo immortal and everyone just rationalized it and told me dont worry thats just a mobile game it wont have any impact on d4 a low and behold and ive started to just become jaded with everything this video really made me reflect and i just want to say thankyou this was immensely helpful for me in particular everything you said was clear and concise and at a certain point you pointing out the attention spend i was looking at the comments and i was like oh fuck hes right its been a long time since a video had a point and proved it in such a apparent and personal way for me thankyou so much for this experience

I'm 32 right now. I started off with the Philips CD-I in the early 90s. Gameboy color/advance, ps1 to 5, xbox & 360, Nintendo 64 i had all of em. I enjoyed playing games up until the early 2010s. In my early 20s I was still getting excited for new releases, but the fun only lasted for a few hours for the most games, while the industry was way more developed. I have played games that are considered to be old trash today for years bacl then and I had way more fun than I have today. As a Assassins Creed fan, i got bored from playing Odyssey, Origins and Valhalla after a few hours. They just felt boring. Same thing with God of War, Ghost Recon, Shadow of War, RDR2 and many more AAA titles. Now I still get hypes for future releases like Hogwarts Legacy or AC Mirage for example but I know I will never have fun playing it after the first few hours. Its been a while since I have completed a AAA game.

Thanks for the reflection. I believe if you are watching this it is because you felt it as well. The need of forcing yourself to not use the phone for a while or just do different stuff. And the rise in mental disease that is happening right now, after the pandemic, is probably related to people coming back to the real world after being completely mesmerized by stuff you do on a screen, nonstop. Stay healthy dudes and dudettes.

the thing that you said about dopamine is true . I just got trapped and I wanted a way out I searched and found your channel very much interesting and you are true about one thing the long vids I used to watch long and interesting vids like this video of yours but after getting a laptop it all changed I wasn't same . But with this vid I have a hope that i can recover from the dopamine addiction . thanks for making vids for all of us like me help escape this shit rabbit hole.

This is what I've thought about as well on the topic of dopamine detox... Like if you do it just 1 day? That's it? and jump right back to indulge in hyper dopamine again... Thank you that you keep it real and said that we need to make a whole lifestyle change not just take a quick fix this channel is gem you gain sub 💯

It feels like a chore now. Impossibly hard games are the worst also.

Woah, someone actually explains this phenomenon, glad I found you on tiktok. I'm definitely gonna take a break from games and social media. Does studying add to the dopamine? Cause I would really do that, grades, fun, sounds good! I could make a schedule do exercise, run for some hours, I think I can do this! But just to make sure I can do this, is there any app I can use to guide myself 😅

You gave me the reason to change my lifestyle. other people just says not to do as it is bad but i need a reason to believe in it

Thanks so much for trying to help! I really appreciate it!

Is there something you could do instead of "being bored" in the time between? Like reeding a book and really finish it or other long therm projekts?

This is a great video, and it gave me a lot of new ideas. That said though... I haven't played videogames for 3 years. And whenever I try to get back into it.... I can't really find a game that looks fun anymore. Lot's of games feel the same nowadays. And it's like there's way more of a template going on with entertainment than it was before. While I'm convinced the dopamine story plays a great role in this. I also believe maybe things are a bit different with how entertainment is made nowadays... That said, I am a multimedia designer, and I do a lot of creative projects in my free time. So far being creative in visuals, storywriting, music, and creating experiences...still I've me a lot of satisfaction. Even if you're not artistic, I can recommend it to everyone. Because it will also change your way on how you experience a boring trainride. All of a sudden you make connections with what you see, and what you want to create. :D

Video games just aren’t what they use to be

@RedstoneHair

2 жыл бұрын

And this is all there was to it 😩

@deriznohappehquite

Жыл бұрын

Once the game companies brought on psychologists to make games more addictive and extract more money, it killed what artistic value the mainstream of the medium had. You still get some gems, mostly coming out of Japan and the indie scene.

@jjk5693

Жыл бұрын

@@deriznohappehquite Are we talking about Nintendo games? The Switch hardware is very bad btw

@deriznohappehquite

Жыл бұрын

@@jjk5693 Not specifically, but even with the crappy hardware Nintendo still makes some games that are actually fun.

@jjk5693

Жыл бұрын

@@deriznohappehquite Should I buy one Switch?

I'd say don't watch porn ever. That stuff is evil as hell.

I'm 30 years old and just realizing I don't care about video games anymore. I have too much shit going on in my life. Job, family, house, etc. I just don't find games fun anymore. At least my kid can get some use out of them.

Great video Rob! Explains a lot!

so why did you stop watching porn? me: to play video games

I thought me not enjoying games anymore was was to do with my age, but after watching your video I think it may in fact be my brain being numb. It's interesting to find this video now, a week after I decided to stop using X (Twitter) and other social media for a while. I do still watch KZread obviously, but I am picky about what I watch. I never got myself a TikTok account, and I don't think I'll ever will. I intend to continue doing this and use your tips. Thanks

@RiceEdits

2 ай бұрын

how did it go?

Personally, I lost my passion for streaming. It started ruining playing the game for me. I ended up not playing video games for months because I didn’t enjoy it anymore. I’m starting to enjoy it again by not feeling pressured to play every day.

This is great video. Thank you very much. More people need to watch this. P.S. watched whole video without interruption. :) I came to the same conclusions from my own experience. Self discipline and daily routine is very important.

This is very eye opening! I was wondering why for years why I lost my passion and desire overall to keep playing video games in my mid twenties. I thought it was just because I was getting older. It was no longer fun hardly. Up until recently I started playing again and now I'm having fun again, It's different, and also my perspective It's a little different. I'm 32 now. I took a break for years, and then I would play once in awhile maybe a month, and then a few months would go by and I would play it again, maybe for an hour or two. And I couldn't enjoy it as much. Then I almost took over a year off of playing games completely just because I wasn't having fun anymore. And now I'm actually having fun again! Crazy. I feel like a kid again 90% of the time.

This is so true, but the only problem is that it actually happens with everything, for example I was enjoying my new job a lot I would actually wake up excited to go to work etc and when I finished work I would be bored and just want to go to work, then after a while I got sick of that too, it’s almost like you can’t enjoy anything sometimes, anything enjoyable will eventually become un enjoyable, maybe a new girl you meet, eventually you’ll get tired of her or more tired of her, it’s a strange thing how our brains work, it’s almost like we are too smart for our own selves. We’ve created a world where we have everything we want and yet we all hate it basically.

@Havealocalife

Жыл бұрын

I agree, I get bored of everything eventually, it feels like a never ending chase of fun, no matter what it is.

Very good stuff brother, you are on the right level.

Thank you. Great words

This is exactly what is happening to me atm I am 26yrs old and about 4 to 5 years ago I played video games religiously and playing video games now is a more of a chore than something i once loved doing but I just can’t stop it’s like I am constantly Chasing nostalgia and hope one day I like video games again I switch from game to game and nothing is fun or satisfying no more what do I do ?

@akaragdollsvids

Жыл бұрын

It happens to me too.. Iam a KZreadr so.. Heres the suggestion i do.. Do spend time in something else more or sports or if u work its okk.. And play games only when u are relaxed by that work or workout ..like i started having fun after many years when i started joining a job..after a hard time video games feels good again .. Its life if u keep doing continuesly something again and again ull feel boring thats naturall.. Like in kids we use keep studying and homework we are bore of it.. And after many times studing holiday use to feel precious..

I find video games aren't really as fun anymore and trying to study is very difficult 😕. I need my computer for school so staying away from technology is not easy

Great Video It Helped Me Understand Why Most Things Dont Give An Amount Of Dopamine That Makes It Fun And Helps Me Understand Why I Have To Take Some Breaks

Sir I am so grateful that I have found you on Tiktok. I will lower my consume in several parts of my life, but do you think if I revise on my phone while driving on the bus is bad for my Dopamine? Because I like to be productive and use every single minute either with learning or fun activities.

I just found this video cause I've been feeling tempted to get back to playing games or buying a new game. This helped overcome that feeling.

Interesting. Though how would you explain when I was younger, I was consuming far more video games at a greater frequency than today (as an adult with a job, etc.), and yet my dopamine system was not overloaded/desensitised back then (compared to say, today).

@jenot7164

Жыл бұрын

Because of something called the dopamine baseline. Each time you played videogames or any other activities that release dopamine your dopamine baseline slightly increased. You barely noticed it. It takes years to feel worn out. Videogames don’t release as much dopamine as drugs.

@Skumtomten1

Жыл бұрын

I would aruge younger people are generally much more easily amused and entertained than older. This video is very good but there are also other factors that comes into play, games have changed alot compared to when I was younger, and the structure in them is similarly designed to the social media platforms whose main purpose is to be as addictive as possible. As vincentvalentine4580 said, the primary focus of video games have shifted from being fun to being addictive, and there is a distinction between the two. Also as you get older, you generally get more experienced and smarter, which is why simple video games loses their appeal.

Really Informative Video Thanks That's particularly What I need to know and and also us

Thank you for the advice, I will implement them for sure.

I watch your videos 2 times ! ♥️

The only games I really even play anymore are older games that I enjoyed as a kid and single player games. I still have a ton of fun with those

Sir I have one question whenever I play addictive game after a certain period I'll experience kind of pre ejaculation thing, It only happens with me when I try to play addictive game because of that I've stopped playing them and I'm on nofap for 1 year + hard mode streak. What could be the possible reason ?

Great take on this and the first video that I've really felt make sense!

Thank god for your tiktok being on my fyp I really took note and I’m gonna try this thank you 🙏🏽

I still enjoy video games immensely. From replaying old classics to those few new ones I shell out for.

@ntrg3248

Жыл бұрын

I generally only enjoy older ones these days back when Devs had a passion for the games they made. I don't play modern games very much, but replaying games can get stale after a while so my brain is in a stalemate with games.

@CutePuppy1991

9 ай бұрын

I enjoy video games too. When I buy a new game, I get excited about it. I understand that playing the same games for a while can get really tiring. I have to remind myself that there are other activities for me to do.

how are you not popular this is some good content

When I got back from a week long camp - I felt so fantastic and excited to be using technology again. Not sure what I can do in my spare time though to generally get those experiences.

@robmulder

2 жыл бұрын

Oh man I know that feeling so well. Especially in the past, when there were no smartphones yet, and a vacation or a camp would be a full dopamine reset. When I got back home, everything was so fun that I was even entertained by watching the commercials on tv. I think you really need to learn to entertain yourself and stop being reliant on external stimuli. So for example, learn to enjoy going for a walk. Learn to enjoy eating your dinner, while just focusing on eating your dinner, without having to watch tv, etc.

@maximpruger8426

2 жыл бұрын

@@robmulder Is listening to music while I'm going on a walk? Because on one hand its fun to listen to music and feel the beat while walking but on the other hand i don't enjoy just walked without anything

@gjergjaurelius9798

Жыл бұрын

@@maximpruger8426 crazy I use run every morning without HEADPHONES!😱 😂 Now in the gym if I do cardio I need something LIKE NO MUTHAFUCKIN WAY! Every time I’m outside I’m in my own thoughts . Try it, just down look crazy talkin to yourself!

@tartaglia.

Жыл бұрын

I never liked video games to begin with, but as a person with autism and adhd who loses focus very easily but is able to hyperfocus when doing these activities, I feel I am qualified to speak on this. First and foremost- I enjoy reading. I spend 4+ hours a day just reading anything. This has given me a very large vocabulary, and as a result my proficiency in English language skills is within the top 1-2% of British children my age. I also recently got into pottery, which is incredibly fun and rewarding, and through my friends, I have started watching anime.

you're a fucking champ, rob! Just posting for the algoritm

@robmulder

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Max!

This video helps me to reflect myself a lot, thanks!

We can learn so much from you!

@RedstoneHair

2 жыл бұрын

That's why I'm totally subscribed already!

So grateful I found this channel! I watched all the way through and realised my mistakes, from now on I have to limit my gaming time and social media. And after realising how dopamine system works, this will help me sooner or later in my life Thanks a lot!

All the messages are true! Although I attempt to combat it by finding longer videos that are somewhat slow.

I used to enjoy games when I was a kid. I remember I am addicted to our Ps1 and gameboy with my siblings. Now that I have my own gaming pc, and my own ps5 everything looks different I bought many games however whenever I play games, I will just play it probably 2-3 hours then try next game again and again. I can’t hook up. Whenever I got struggle from a difficult stage. I easily quit. I am not like this before. I can finish many games before. 😢 What should I do?

Some of the issue is the sunk cost of video games. If I'm paying $500+ for a video game system, and $60-80 per game. I tell myself I am damn well going to play even if I'm not having fun. I feel for the amount of money I spent then I need to turn it on a few times a week.

I was addicted to video games in 2000, it was a lost year.

You nailed it bro thank you!

11:28 nah ive watched the whole video 😂, this was very Informative, thanks bro

I take a break, and I am more busy than just my school days. When I get back home , I try to play a game. Unfortunately, I don't feel it. I lost interest in about 20 minutes or less. Total bummer. In the end, I am just chilling after taking my dogs out and having quality time with them before bedtime.

Im soo glad i found this channel!

Thank you

I remember when i was a kid i would play video games from 3pm to 12am everyday after school with my sister i had a blast and every summer it was usually non-stop gaming but now a days i dont really have much fun with games. However there is a few games i really actually legit enjoyed like Re4 Remake being the hightlight of the year

@kolarz2128

11 ай бұрын

maybe You have just outgrew them?

How can I fix this?

Yes, this is exactly the problem. There's other videos on this topic but some will just say to play a different type of game to make things feel fresh again.

I bet it all on weed, video games and anime to stay out of my head. Corporatization has ruined all 3 😢 I started revisiting what used to make me happy. OG early 000s adult swim blocks and og pokemon games on the DS when im not chasing the puppy I rescued lol.

Man, when a new GTA came out, I wouldnt get outside for weeks. These days I couldnt care less.

I just want to thank you for this interesting video, I learned a lot.

i don't really know what i have but for me it's like a switch turning on and off cuz like i sold my old xbox and about 6 months later i bought the next gen xbox just too see how gaming was again and i loved it but after like 2-3 months i was like i'm getting so borred and then 2 months ago i was hyped to game again and now i just don't know what too do like every game i have is boring and i don't really want to buy a new game cuz it's alot of money (for me) so i just watch youtube and almost don't game anymore and probably in about 2-3 months i will be hyped too game again. it just doesn't hit the same anymore and that suckssss

I’m going to try this thank you

This might be a weird comparison to the latest parts of the video, but you can look at the How much time you use as fun as the amount of money in a country. If the country does not limit itself and prints money everyday it makes the currency or money itself a lot Worse and less valuable, when you have fun all day everyday that makes your dopamin not as valuable

What about people who did l.s.d and other super stimulating drugs, is it possible they ruined their dopamine system and no matter how much they retain from high dopamine activities for the rest of their life they'll never be the same again? What your opinion about that?

I've been playing gta V and gta online for over 5 years but recently a the enjoyment was drained away cos of my fears of becoming a "loser" but i think video games shouldn't make you feel that way, that's an unhealthy way to play them, i've seen so many people playing Games and having fun with their friends and never ever thought of the games being something that destroys their life. The issue o had is that i replaced my life with games when i was a kid and now i want to replace the games with my life.

I blame myself. It feels like a small cloud of depression has been following me and I've got to take care of it. I'm not going to blame video games at all. Some of the best moments with friends

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I would say the biggest factors are we are getting older, some of us are just burned out on video games, and some of us feel insulted by having the game hold my hand as I play the game. Do I play games? Yes I do, but with my responsibilities there is only so much time I can spend on gameplay per day, so I really am not in the MMORPG market at this point because I just can’t afford to be part of that. I mostly just play the old games that I already own as a “puzzle solving” kind of enjoyment.

Gaming feels like a chore then to relax on. I still “game” but it’s usually an hour or less. I play on console, handheld consoles (like the switch) and mobile games like Roblox. I hate how everything got competitive, stuff gets unfinished, plagued with bugs and micro transactions, things being taken away from the game we paid for (Destiny 2 is a good example) and a plethora of other issues in the gaming world. I’m so done, and found myself just enjoying single player older games, and that’s it. The gaming industry became too corporate and cringe overall, sad what it’s become 💀

tq

That's why I'd prefer to play older games instead when we have the time to do so. It was our only way of escapism like drinking alcohol and forget problems for now.

Of course... we outgrow because we grew up! We became adults and found there is more in life than games! Simple!

thank you

I don't use social media. I don't have a smartphone. I cycle to and from work everyday. I just got a ps2 and im going to an old tv to play it on. I still read books on occasion. And sometimes videoes are just too long and people just waffle on and on, repeating the same point over and over.

Eating the same food everyday for the rest of your life despite it even being the most delicous and your favorite eventually you'll be sick of it.

Well this is 100%true but please…. Look at all the releases from these years… everything is broken, no game comes out finished and if something is good they have to ruin it with Microtransactions. I still enjoy nfs mw 2005 more than all the games nowadays. But yes he is right this is really happening with our dopamine receptors.

I can and do enjoy video games. They aren’t new games though

Tank you good video

I definitely feel this now I have every game system known to man and now I barely wanna play em anymore and I paid five figures over a lifetime for my collection of stuff

When I was younger I got bored with video games really fast cause I would’ve rather been outside. I hadn’t had a console since I was 19 so now that I’m in goddamn 30’s I just got an Xbox and I like it a lot more than I remember. Although I didn’t smoke weed back then so maybe that’s why lol

I noticed I used to be a huge cod player and enjoyed it and now it almost seems like I like the things in it but not so much playing it. So weird.

I do it once a week and i feel so exhausted as if i did it 5 times a raw 🤔 Why ?

Thank you.

Im subscribed bro

Best video I ever watched on KZread 😀😀😄❤

Part of the problem is that most new big game titles are just repackaged versions of what's been being made for the past 20 years and have been designed specifically to give dopemine boosts as often as possible. You aren't pretending to be something you aren't for an hour or following a story, your snorting a line every five minutes with the next bit of loot or XP. Real life isn't as rewarding as it used to be. At least in my country, you can't just get a job out of highschool, or even college, where it's possible move up a company ladder and feel accomplished in life, and forget about raising a family. I agree with you that too much of anything is a bad thing and there's just a lot of everything all at once over the past decade. I'm not really a hardcore gamer per say, but I think video game/social media addiction is a symptom of our society, not the cause of the illness.

Myself 5 years ago would have a blast with the games i play today, but for me rn it’s just not that entertaining, i miss that so much

I have a question i usely play fortnite day after day the hole day and now am sitting in my chear and i only play when there is a something new and about p**n am not have that feeling i have to watch it bc i dont like it anymore so is my systemen num yes or no

@florentijndenboer7543

2 жыл бұрын

If i have to build down my phone use is drawing a good option

@florentijndenboer7543

2 жыл бұрын

Or painting

@florentijndenboer7543

2 жыл бұрын

Or music

I will say the predatory modern day practices of gaming like implementing battle / season passes in all mutliplayer games make the game feel like working a 2nd job and suck all the fun out of it :/

Thanks rob

I played the audio in the background, guilty as charged. Reddit is an interesting one because I just was using it to find information now I doom scroll for information or something I find interesting. I've only tasted alcohol so I'm not worried about the dopamine from that lol. The Dark souls series never gave me a dopamine rush. But half life Alex game workshop contracts game left me ecstatic. So I'm looking for fast pace difficult core gameplay combat. So Doom series and Halo legendary difficulties are where my kicks are. No wonder why I like Halo 4's combat, it not fair.😂

Well done video

I've all but lost interest sadly, and I've played for 30 years. I can't and don't have time to just sit and play. I can play a game but, there's always this clock ticking and I physically know this time clock is ticking. It's like I could be doing something else, I just don't get it. I feel so bad because, I love games.

@Yikkoofficial

Жыл бұрын

Wow. Same here, as you age . You feel overly anxious

@DeathMetalThrasher

Жыл бұрын

Well yeah, being an adult blows, we have to worry about taxes, bills and other not fun things.

Thank you, sir, for this.