Why game addict = no life? - Page 4

PwnageCleric · 10-11-2007, 12:33 PM

life sucks. but being dead is worse.
so no lifer means ? that you are alive but you have no life.
nvm. i dont get it even myself.
anyways which i just got is...pc gamers have life, computer life.
but i want to be a no lifer, because by real i dont want to live but same time i dont want to die neither.
it feels terrible, trust me

.o0O0O0o. · 10-11-2007, 12:41 PM

Everyone's got a life. And you live it as you choose. Wether or not, it has a purpose or meaning depends on the person who lives it. So, no... a game addict or person that likes gaming a lot doesn't equal no life.

PwnageCleric · 10-11-2007, 12:52 PM

ok this topic is again a weird 1 by real.
as we al got now those 'no-lifers' are 'computer lifers' [LOL ! !]

and i am still searching for what i am, in which none can help me :-/

104lbofinsanity · 10-11-2007, 03:00 PM

My life is made up of nothing but wastes of time. Videogames, watching anime, reading manga; anything that is labeled as 'a waste of time' is pretty much my enjoyment But if you enjoy it, then it really isn't a waste now is it. When people acuse others of having no life, it is because they think that what this person is doing is pointless, and is obviously boring, but only in that one persons eyes. As long as you like it, I say its okay.

Zotius · 10-11-2007, 03:06 PM

I don't think doing something that is pointless fits no lifer. Seems more like a person who does nothing but that one activity 24/7.

**O-mie** · 10-11-2007, 03:07 PM

Okay, lets put this into perspective here.

Doing things to have an "important life" is ridiculous unless you're enjoying yourself.

HOWEVER.

I have seen a lot of people who are addicted to games look past things that they would really enjoy so they could have more fun with their game. I have seen people only befriend people in games, get close to them, only to discard them when they switch to a new game. I've seen people give up their hard-earned friends for games, etc so on and so forth.

And sad to say, I've even seen a guy neglect a girl he liked who offered him something a guy would NEVERRR Turn down from a girl he liked *COUGH* to level up on WoW. Needless to say, he lost her that day =p (I'd have done the same, that's a big slap in the face right there)

You can still do things you love to do, like gaming or anime or whatever, and still have a life, so long as its spread out and not just focused on ONE or TWO things. That life, I imagine, would be very boring and worthless in the end. It produces nothing, therefore it amounts to almost nothing, unless its a form of inspiration or something.

I say, do what makes you happy, but don't disregard other things or new things that might make you just as happy for it. =o The world is full of surprises.

PwnageCleric · 10-11-2007, 03:09 PM

Nolifers ! ! ^^

**O-mie** · 10-11-2007, 03:23 PM

I think I've had people say I have no life before, because I'm not much of a "Social butterfly", meaning I don't go to parties or enjoy meeting random people in forced, awkward situations >_> I prefer to cozy up in my bedroom chatting online or drawing or working on personal projects =D~ So I guess I'm a hermit!

Zotius · 10-11-2007, 03:25 PM

I guess so... We ain't got a lot of parties over here in sg. Maybe even none at all for people my age... So I just like hiding in one corner of the room with my laptop and modem. Like what I'm doing now ^_^

**O-mie** · 10-11-2007, 03:27 PM

Where I grew up (Where I'm living now until June) nothing good went on and all my friends lived an hour away, so I would just curl up and play my N64 or Ps2 all day XD I was on dial-up, one hour a day so I wasn't online much D: I only got into online gaming when I Was 18 and moved out haha!