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kellymilkies
Singapore1393 Posts
But always remember, true love = real love = conquers all. Anyone who stops trying or gives excuses = not real love, no excuse, no extra reason needed. Sounds like you are happy and everything is ready to go. I hope you have a great great life with lots of kids and your wife running barefooted around the place pregnant <3 Work hard for your family, stay grounded, stay loyal and things will always work out Mwahhhhh <3 GLHF! | ||
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Hynda
Sweden2226 Posts
On September 30 2011 04:06 kellymilkies wrote: I have the biggest de-motivational story in the world to tell about living together and games and stuff. But always remember, true love = real love = conquers all. Anyone who stops trying or gives excuses = not real love, no excuse, no extra reason needed. Sounds like you are happy and everything is ready to go. I hope you have a great great life with lots of kids and your wife running barefooted around the place pregnant <3 Work hard for your family, stay grounded, stay loyal and things will always work out Mwahhhhh <3 GLHF! Living together sometimes just doesn't work out. I went out for a girl for over 2 years moved in together and broke up after 2 weeks. Sometimes you're just not compatible to live together simple as that, but if you are going as far as to legaly bind yourself to eachother surely you would have gone over that humb ages ago. | ||
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BrokenTV
Canada119 Posts
You have to micro your entertainment, but you also have to focus on your macro with your job and relationships. Macro is the more important one ( to most ) but micro will keep you from losing the game. If that makes sense. If not then i just sounded very nerdy. | ||
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Flew
United Kingdom133 Posts
I would say that marriage shouldn't affect gaming - you will still have time for hobbies, and although you will do more stuff together you should still have time for yourself. You just need to have an understanding partner. However, having kids will dramatically cut down on gaming. | ||
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jdseemoreglass
United States3773 Posts
Honestly though, you need to find a woman who respects you for what you are and doesn't try to change you. My wife probably feels my gaming is a waste of time, just like I feel her watching TV is a waste of time, but we don't ever criticize each other for it because it's what we enjoy doing. As long as the bills are all paid, you can't really complain about "wasting time" imo. She does sometimes complain that I spend more time on the computer than I spend with her, but we probably still spend more time together than most married couples. The problem is she doesn't really have a hobby or interest of her own and she just gets bored. It's always good for your wife to have plenty of girl friends, they can spend hours talking or window shopping  Source: Ten year anniversary coming up o.O | ||
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HackBenjamin
Canada1094 Posts
Where people go wrong is when they decide to "settle" with the person they are with, even though they might not really be compatible life partners. People like to say things like "it's gotta be 50/50 in the relationship, theres got to be some give and take". I say that is crap. It should be 100/100; it doesn't really make sense to limit yourself or your spouse into this 50/50 mentality. | ||
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askTeivospy
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munchmunch
Canada789 Posts
Her: "I'm thinking of going shopping this afternoon. Want to come?" Me: "Shopping for fun? That is so stupid. Why would you ever want to do that." Or Her: "Playing computer games again? Why do you do that so often." Now it's more like: Her: "I'm thinking of going shopping this afternoon." Me: "Good idea, you deserve a break. Have fun." Or Me: "I think I'm going to spend a few hours playing computer games." Her: "Ok, have fun dear." In other words, when we first got married we naively expected that we would like the same things, want to spend all our time together, etc. Now we understand that we have some independent interests, and we encourage each other to do things that we each enjoy. Anyway, congrats on getting married OP. Enjoy the day. | ||
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Datz2Ez
Canada76 Posts
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Hemula
Russian Federation1849 Posts
Seriously, guys? If you're getting married it means you consider youself grown-up. You got to make choices in life. If you love someone you should easily give up a part of your life. If not, it means your feelings are not that strong. On September 30 2011 04:19 askTeivospy wrote: you're 21 and you're getting married? :S ![[image loading]](http://www.teamliquid.net/staff/Plexa/tsl3_finals/nanicheer1.jpg) | ||
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Crushgroove
United States793 Posts
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muzzy
United States640 Posts
I still get to game, I play SC2 probably about an hour every evening, and maybe 2-3 hours on Sat/Sunday. My wife doesn't care, she watches sometimes. You just have to be considerate of your significant other... if she's in a crappy mood or the baby is being horrible, of course I'm not going to go chill out and play a video game. I also work a full time job as a manager at a health care practice... so anyway, my point is, people exaggerate when they say "You can't game anymore once you have a family". I think that's an old fashioned view on things, and if you have a partner who actually cares about your interests, they will understand why you want to play games. It's all about balance! | ||
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QTIP.
United States2113 Posts
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muzzy
United States640 Posts
On September 30 2011 04:32 QTIP. wrote: Getting married at 21... should have thought about the drawbacks. People are so immature nowadays. What's with this idea that you have to be a manchild until you're 30? No problem if you feel that way, but some of us have different priorities in life. | ||
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Bibdy
United States3481 Posts
On September 30 2011 04:35 muzzy wrote: People are so immature nowadays. What's with this idea that you have to be a manchild until you're 30? No problem if you feel that way, but some of us have different priorities in life. Have you MET our half of the species? | ||
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QTIP.
United States2113 Posts
On September 30 2011 04:35 muzzy wrote: People are so immature nowadays. What's with this idea that you have to be a manchild until you're 30? No problem if you feel that way, but some of us have different priorities in life. No one said anything about being a manchild till your 30. I was merely pointing out the fact that before you get into something like a life-long commitment, you probably weigh the pros/cons. Obviously, this con was unexpected. I don't think many people would disagree that marriage at the age of 21 is quite early. If anything, getting married at 21 is immature. (I'm not saying the OP is, just saying that making poor decisions that will impact the rest of your life when you have only lived roughly 25% of your life is immature) Also, this is not a personal attack. So don't turn it into one. | ||
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Gnosis
Scotland912 Posts
On September 30 2011 04:32 QTIP. wrote: Getting married at 21... should have thought about the drawbacks. What drawbacks would those be? (I got married at 23, by the way). | ||
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Datz2Ez
Canada76 Posts
On September 30 2011 04:35 muzzy wrote: People are so immature nowadays. What's with this idea that you have to be a manchild until you're 30? No problem if you feel that way, but some of us have different priorities in life. Thanks, some people are indeed immature and do not understand that at 21 you can be ready for this. Also it is a question that will not define the success of our mariage, it is way beyond this. And to those to wonder, I was the one to propose so I am fully commited to this and OBVIOUSLY I know that I have to cut on those hours. However, some people did not take the time to read fully the 1st post. I am looking for experience of other people to know how to deal with this in the best way. It is not a question of wheter I will game or not, because I will! It is a question about how I will deal with the situation if she thinks I play too much! Or that I don't spend enough time with her. | ||
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QTIP.
United States2113 Posts
On September 30 2011 04:46 Gnosis wrote: What drawbacks would those be? (I got married at 23, by the way). Time for gaming in general. Obviously this does not apply to everyone, you might marry a chick who is just into gaming as you are. But it seems like the OP is losing some time, and I can see myself in the same situation if I were to get married now (22) given my current gaming habits. | ||
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QTIP.
United States2113 Posts
On September 30 2011 04:49 Datz2Ez wrote: Thanks, some people are indeed immature and do not understand that at 21 you can be ready for this. Also it is a question that will not define the success of our mariage, it is way beyond this. And to those to wonder, I was the one to propose so I am fully commited to this and OBVIOUSLY I know that I have to cut on those hours. However, some people did not take the time to read fully the 1st post. I am looking for experience of other people to know how to deal with this in the best way. It is not a question of wheter I will game or not, because I will! It is a question about how I will deal with the situation if she thinks I play too much! Or that I don't spend enough time with her. Congratulations on your marriage. Don't misinterpret my post, I'm not hating on your situation. Looks like you are looking for a constructive solution, already accepting the fact that the total gaming time will be less than if you were not married. GL | ||
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