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Go. It’s not going to change. I had to barricade the back door because my toddler let himself out of the house in an attempt to go to the playground while under his father’s ‘supervision’. Adult children have no business having custody.
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This is spot on me.
I'm sad that I lost him to a game I too use to love. Its horrible the fights it causes and he doesn't see it. I'm lost
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Why are you still in this relationship?
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That sounded like a great solution if you have a somewhat reasonable spouse. My daughter is married to a total electronics addict who is also a narcissist. Unfortunately alot of times you just to move on with your life.
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Your girls are watching themselves while this man child games??! That is irresponsible of you to leave your children with him. I hope by now you have kicked him to the curb OR he stopped gaming and lives in the adult world.
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your daughter already has a broken home. leave.
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I am going through the exact same thing.
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I'm a husband and a father. I enjoy playing games and my wife hates it. The quickest way to an argument is when she comes up to me while I'm playing a game and demands I stop playing right at that moment. She claims that anything in real life is automatically more important than the game.

While I don't disagree with this assertion that real life is more important than a game, I do disagree with the urgency attached to most of the reasons she gives me for stopping.

One other thing is that she will sometimes ask me to stop just for the sake of stopping. I.E. there are no plans to go anywhere, most of the housework is already done, etc... I'm free to do whatever I want as long as it isn't a game. This seems somewhat ridiculous to me. I don't mind not playing a game to actually do something, but she rarely wants to do something that's entertaining for us both.

Basically, calm rational discussion is the best way to get me off a game. Reasonable limits are acceptable. Asking me to do something around the house is reasonable but don't expect me to instantly jump up and do it. Not playing at all isn't reasonable. Trying to turn the game off in the middle of an un-pausable event also isn't reasonable. If my wife asks me to do something and I don't do it within an hour, I'd say I was not being reasonable. Usually even in games that can't be paused there is some sort of break point where I can get up and do something.
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Guest,

Hello my ex wife and my two teenage daughters spend every waking hour on social media not making income or playing online mmo games. They don’t talk much, shower and neglect family attention and outings. We talked about the his a few times, it did not improve. I told my now ex wife to find s job I was moving out the weekend of your first paycheck. 6 months after I moved out she filed for divorce for comparable differences that could not be resolved. Now she wants a free hand out I don’t think so. Not giving up my standard of living so they can all stay home and game 20 hours a day. But yes guest, if thy won’t chsnge its time to move on real life matters not silly video games.
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My husband is playing ROS every chance he gets. We have an infant and recently married. I always feel like I am in competition with the game when it comes to his time and attention. He sometimes neglect to take care of our daughter because he is playing hard. I feel stressed out every time because I do not feel like he wants to help me with the chores and everything to do for our daughter. We often fight nowadays. I think he forgot now his priorities. If I delete ROS app with him not knowing, will it be unrespectful?
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I totally understand I am now divorced after 11 years that all started with video game addiction. He couldn't stop day and night this would go on. If he get laid off of work...back to the games. The games made him mean and angry to, he was verbally abusive. First it was a game called quake then league of legends there have been so many. I felt isolated and lonely it didn't matter what I tried to do he always went back to the addiction as well as smoking pot. I started living my own life without him I don't even think he noticed me leave. This was so tormenting and the most miserable marriage, plus two children needing us. I have no regrets I believe his addiction is what lead us to divorce, I'm ok with that now we get along fine but some things never change just more confirmation that I made the right choice. I feel for anyone in this predicament you can only do so much the text is up to them.

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The games need to go, just what I went through. He needs to step up and not neglect the family.
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From a ex wife of a gamer, it gets very lonely on our end and we fill isolated. We fill like games are more important actions speak louder then words! I understand it's something that you enjoy but there should be equal time spent with her or more. The games lead to our divorce, I'm much happier now.
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Know exactly how you feel try couples therapy if it doesn't work you deserve better and there is light at the end of the tunnel!
The ex wife of a gamer here.
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Haha YOU are so correct!
I spotted his ignorant and self centered monologue immediately ~
What a Jerk~

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