[Doodlebug]

http://warcrackwidow...thought-he.html

[Corrderio]

I hope to god this is fake

[Doodlebug]

Apparently it's not... but it made me wanna start blogging LOL

Yea... I gave in.... /sigh

[mightyg]

Is it just me, or does publicizing your husbands every flaw online sound like a bad way to fix a relationship? Not that it sounds like this woman should be with this guy if what she says is to be believed.

[Zzulu]

Wow, this women should take her and her kids and move out. I hope that Epic Armor is worth everything he'll lose in the divorce lol

[Kenshiro]

[MrReinhardt]

well her most recent post sounds like they split up but they are trying to repair things. it seems like wow causes relationship issues more than most mmo's

[Rhec]

MrReinhardt, on 29 August 2010 - 07:17 PM, said:

it seems like wow causes relationship issues more than most mmo's

It doesn't. WoW has so many more players than any other mmo that of course it will have more people this happens to. It's all a numbers game.

[Sever]

The thing that kills me is that she has almost a year's worth of posts, yet the guy only moved out sometime this month. Did it really take her that long to realize things weren't going to improve?

[MrReinhardt]

you.....haven't been married before have you?

[Wildstriker]

Am I the only one who doesn't blame the video game, but blames the player himself? If it wasn't WoW, it would have been something else. Some people simply don't have the maturity to overcome an addiction, regardless of what type it is.

[Kenshiro]

Wildstriker, on 29 August 2010 - 09:25 PM, said:

Am I the only one who doesn't blame the video game, but blames the player himself? If it wasn't WoW, it would have been something else. Some people simply don't have the maturity to overcome an addiction, regardless of what type it is.

Pretty sure it takes a little bit more than just maturity to overcome addiction. IT'S LIKE I'M WALKIN ON SUNSHINE etc.

[Wildstriker]

Kenshiro, on 29 August 2010 - 09:46 PM, said:

Pretty sure it takes a little bit more than just maturity to overcome addiction. IT'S LIKE I'M WALKIN ON SUNSHINE etc.

Oh you mean like, I FEEL LIKE I CAN CONQUER THE WORLD, kind of addiction?

[Kenshiro]

[renzuko]

while watching this, i realised at the "we're going for a drug run, yay!" that it seems to be either a portion of internvention...i keep hearing that part on tv commercials for it...

also

[Zzulu]

Wildstriker, on 29 August 2010 - 09:25 PM, said:

Am I the only one who doesn't blame the video game, but blames the player himself? If it wasn't WoW, it would have been something else. Some people simply don't have the maturity to overcome an addiction, regardless of what type it is.

No, it's defiantly the husband's fault.

[MrReinhardt]

I think he was trying to use wow as an outlet for his anger. Doesn't look like it worked well.

[treelo]

He should have tried FFXI, it works much better.

[Zzulu]

MrReinhardt, on 30 August 2010 - 08:12 AM, said:

I think he was trying to use wow as an outlet for his anger. Doesn't look like it worked well.

Yeah, i have to agree with you. Except for whatever he was hoping to happen on WoW to help relieve himself of all that anger didn't happen causing out lashes at his wife and kids.

[Mirae]

Heh....I recognize alot of the behaviour she described from my own dad, only it wasn't due to a game.
The extreme switcharounds of personality (verbal and physical violence which then flops around to being nice in public) and being an angel on the streets, home devil are often signs of drinkers, drug abusers or both.
A year is actually a pretty damn fast time to get rid of someone like that. Funny thing is those people are often the hardest to get rid of.
She's better off without that asspipe.

This post has been edited by Mirae: 24 September 2010 - 01:52 PM