kusosuke

If you play it in moderation, it’s fine. Yes, it is addictive, just like any other game. And yes, it is pointless. I suggest that instead of standing on the sidelines yelling at your abducted loved ones about what they do, you should try playing it with them for once. You might actually (god forbid) enjoy it. And if you show that you are open minded enough to expirement with it, you could surely find a way to persuade them to do something better than running around in digital circles all day.

It’s not worth breaking a relationship, it’s just a speed bump. Try telling the person to take it more in moderation, or better yet, uninstall the game for one week from their computer, so they can experience life without it once again.

As for complaining to them, “this is pointless”, or, “you’re spending too much time on that”—they know. The problem is that they don’t care, so try something else.

That’s just my two cents anyway.

But recently (as in many months ago), I found love, and, as corny as this may sound, it conquered the depression for me. Thank god that it did. The events that caused it are still present in my mind, and sometimes I do still lament them, but I do not believe I am depressed anymore. I have learned to cope with the catastrophies of my life—and for me, there are alot of them.

My suggestion is to find love, and enjoy it while it lasts. Even if you aren’t in love with a person, or a living being, just be in love, or passionate about something, and you can truly conquer anything. And to those who consider what i’m saying to be romantic BS or think that I have not suffered heartbreak yet, a woman that I deeply loved has left me before. I hope something I said helps someone somewhere.