Re: World of Warcraft = a sucky marriage

On Dec 28, 11:24=A0am, "A." <AmericanWoman_2...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Vickie" <lilliputianbizz...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Just want to point this out.
> > In case anyone is thinking of playing casually, it is near impossible
> > to play and keep in the "real" world.
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> > At least from my point of view...
> > Vickie
>
> I'm sorry to hear he's relapsed, Vickie. =A0Makes me mad at him.

You and me both, lol.

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> OTOH, here at my house, we're both so in need of downtime that I
actually
> considered starting to play WoW (too much trouble). =A0We don't have any
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> kids and we didn't entertain this Xmas, but we've both sat and done
mindle=
ss
> things (mostly computer based) for three days now. =A0Just turning the
min=
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> off, you know.

Oh yes.  I know.

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> I'll bet it works that way for your DH, too - but at such a cost to you,
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t
> pisses me off. =A0When the kids are small, it's not fair for one partner
t=
o
> have that luxury and the other partner not get their own R and R (and
you
> might like a different kind of R and R, that's for sure - especially
since=

> your "regular job" doesn't involve the same mentality as his).

You have something there.  I have been bending over backwards this
holiday season.  Well, the holiday is over.  Time for me to take some
time for myself.  Perhaps that will help.

Vickie