Celius
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Despite only being in my early 20s, I find it embarrassing for someone my age to still play videogames especially when considering how horrendous my life has become and since I can’t find a balance, I try to slowly encourage myself to cut them off completely and focus on being more “productive” but it’s seemingly impossible now.
I get minor withdrawal symptoms when I don’t play any games after a week. I start to sleep less, eat more junk food, get angrier and much more depressed and nihilistic than when I’m playing them. It’s like my head can’t think straight and I can’t make any decisions. Put me in front of a videogame then bam, all of a sudden I’m back to being cool, calm and collected again. It’s unbelievable. The instant shift in my mood that I can sense as soon as I get exposed to the press of a single button on a controller is monumental.
I can only imagine how those with severe methamphetamine addiction go through in their lives. I don’t think I can ever stop this, especially after slowly realizing that my only truly happy memories in life involved videogames.
I get minor withdrawal symptoms when I don’t play any games after a week. I start to sleep less, eat more junk food, get angrier and much more depressed and nihilistic than when I’m playing them. It’s like my head can’t think straight and I can’t make any decisions. Put me in front of a videogame then bam, all of a sudden I’m back to being cool, calm and collected again. It’s unbelievable. The instant shift in my mood that I can sense as soon as I get exposed to the press of a single button on a controller is monumental.
I can only imagine how those with severe methamphetamine addiction go through in their lives. I don’t think I can ever stop this, especially after slowly realizing that my only truly happy memories in life involved videogames.