Free Exercise Videos For Women
Why are men so obsessed with video games? WOMEN: what do you think of men like this?
I understand that video games in small quantities can be a somewhat amusing diversion (much like a movie or a TV show, only without the educational value that SOME of these forms of media come with can come with). But I do not understand when a man in his 20’s or older spends endless hours a day playing video games, when they could be getting out their aggression and need for adrenaline through more reality-based activities like sports or exercise. What is going on with this generation of computer/video game obsessed young men?!! Even guys that seem socially normal also consider it NORMAL to basically live in front of the TV or computer. Why??? What do you women think of this?? What do you think of a man who spends a good chunk of his free time this way?
I personally don’t agree with it. Honestly, I think it does affect their social lives. They get so caught up in this fantasy world that they begin to neglect more important matters in life.
I’ve seen men on television shows who have families and everything, yet they spend X amount of hours in front of the TV screen (or computer screen) every day and it really does have an impact on their kids. The kids don’t feel like a priority and of course there are negative repercussions with that. The kids can turn out badly if they feel neglected.
All in all, I don’t think it’s healthy to do that. I’m not just bashing on guys because I know some girls are like this as well (moreso in front of the computer than anything).
I really think that we should allow ourselves an hour or two in front of the computer or TV a day. But I’m also not being realistic… I watch TV myself a lot and I’m a college student. I could be working on homework but I do that instead…
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