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6/22/2017 7:04:08 AM
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Husband plays Destiny too...as do two of our four kids. Its great. 😁
Congrats on your 18 year anniversary! Here's to many more. 🍻
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You say that like it's amazing. Video games ain't the best thing to be proud of
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Edited by SeawolfManiac: 6/23/2017 10:04:33 PMThere's nothing wrong with video games in moderation. It's just another hobby and a way to have some family bonding in her case.
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You haven't seen what this game has done for us but you're entitled to your opinion. To watch our autistic daughter actually interact with people, to learn to work as a team, to be able to communicate appropriately is massive for us - and Destiny is directly responsible for that. For that and many other reasons, it is much more than a game.
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Remember that Autism is largely influenced by lifestyle. The illusion of a fantasy social life isn't making her more social. It's reinforcing her inability to interact and be a part of society. Don't teach people to be non functional. Gaming isn't a solution, it's an escape.
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Are you attempting to lecture me on autism? Really?
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Her two kids have already achieved more than you in this game hahahaha I say good on them. The family have found something which they can all interact and have a blast at the same time. No need to be jealous my man. Try being happy for other people and you wont come across as a miserable piece of sh*t
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Diabetes looms
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Just cuz you got the beetus and haven't seen your peepee in years doesn't mean everyone that plays lots of video games is fat. Quit generalizing
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[quote]Diabetes looms[/quote] Well you please shut the -blam!- up that obesity is on the rise because of gaming with family. Not everyone eats Mountain Dew and Doritos if you have not noticed people have jobs and school which requires them to physically move. And I would assume the parents would also have their children be active and not play games all day.
