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7/16/2016 2:28:20 PM
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Video games ended my marriage. She claim she had no problem with them when we were dating and then tried to make me get rid of them once we got married.
Luckily, I am now in a 7 year relationship with a woman who loves video games and plays them with me.
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Your marriages ended because you didn't pay enough attention to your wife. Not "videogames".
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Editado por SeekerofPower17: 7/16/2016 2:49:42 PMI only played it when she wasnt home. She just didnt want me to have anything for myself. She also threw away many of my books and dvd while i was at work and then would claim she didnt. Dont be an asshat when you dont understand the situation. For more insight, she became very devout to Catholicism and claimed many of the things i owned were taking away from my relationship with god. Which is ironic, as I am an antitheist.
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Sounds like it was more of a conflict of philosophies than a video game issue. As you said, your ex is religious and you are an atheist. That would cause a major strain in many relationships. Maybe giving more time to video games than her didn't help either . But , in the end what matters most is that you found someone who shares your common interests. All the best and congratulations . Life is short and everyone should be happy and make the best of it.
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Ah, so there is more insight. You mean, I'm right and videogames aren't the thing that ended your marriage? It was a confluence of factors? Shocking. You people are morons. Good day.
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It was the final straw. When she told me to get rid of them or she would leave. Thats when I left. Videogames were the things that ended it completely.
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So you'd agree that saying "videogames ended my marriage" would be a gross over simplification?
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I think youre making it more complicated than it should be and im done talking about. You started this by making massive assumptions about me and how i treated my ex and have kept this going just so you c an be right i guess. Well, i will say you are right just so you wont reply to me again.
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The only assumption I made was that the dissolution of your marriage was based on much more than just videogames. You explicitly stated this was the case. I'm simply correct.
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Editado por $Three: 7/16/2016 2:51:03 PMAgain, sounds like summing the issue up as "videogames" would be inaccurate. By the way, did you have a good job during this time in your life? Sounds like you were sitting at home while she went to work
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I mentioned in my post that i was working. I was in the air force at the time and she wasnt working.
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dont worry they are getting plenty of attention from other guys on FAKEbook.
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you really are an immature divorced sad little pathetic thing aren't you
