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What do female friends think about their partners playing computer games?
Let him go; everyone has their own hobbies and their own space, as long as he completes the necessary household tasks, haha. It’s too difficult to change a person, such as one who smokes or drinks a lot...
When we first got married, my wife objected for a while, but then she realized it was useless to keep arguing, so she gave up
When we first got married, my wife objected for a while, but then she realized it was useless to keep arguing, so she gave up
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Playing computer games is still better than smoking and drinking, right?
Video games = electronic **! As soon as I saw that claim, I quit immediately. It is recommended to regularly produce programs and find topics, so that he can develop his personal hobbies along the way – the more, the better. In particular, efforts are made to actively engage people in matters such as how the next generation can serve as good mentors and in creating a suitable living environment. It’s enough to make him realize that his actions are harmful to the family and others; excessive criticism is not advisable. It’s all about training the fingers and reaction time; playing the piano is a better option. It helps to build up energy for educating the next generation, and it also allows one to perform in front of an audience. For reference.
I don’t play games at all; I just want to drink alcohol in a few days. . .