fiontan
Fledgling Freddie
- Joined
- Jan 23, 2004
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- 57
I started playing multi-player games online in 1995 (at the age of 17) on a text-based non-commercial so called MUD. Now, 11 years later, after being enchanted for dozens of pages on the site http://www.wowdetox.com/ , I have finally realized how I have been chained. I have managed school, work, settling with my love, travelled etc but I have never really worked for anything more than what is minimally required by society, without understanding this myself. Most the free time, the really free time, I have used for playing these games. I woke up at 3am one day, with the thought that time had come for me to question the way I live. I realized that I have so much more potential, so many more dreams, that somehow were lulled by these games. At 17 I felt that I was too small, and the world too big, I guess I was attracted by a smaller universe that I could understand and get fast "rewards" from - and the games kept me in that status. But it is not true, we can learn enough of real life to form our own future. My chains have broken and I am now a much happier man. Unfortunately, I think noone but you yourself can find your personal way out.
This , from www.wowdetox.com/ , was the last push I needed. Isn't it good?:
"Are you like a heroin addict who keeps shooting up in an attempt to relive that first high?"
This , from www.wowdetox.com/ , was the last push I needed. Isn't it good?:
"Are you like a heroin addict who keeps shooting up in an attempt to relive that first high?"