If your college student plays D&D, you have failed as a parent

[Anonymous]

Seriously, what's the difference between playing D&D weekly and, say, getting together with friends to play Scrabble weekly? Or other board games?

And Larping - I had to google, too - wouldn't be MY cup of tea, but there are people who dress in colonial costumes and reenact Civil war events, so what's the difference?

[Anonymous]

You have failed as a parent because you are narrow minded and judgmental. Go love and accept your kid for who they are.

[Anonymous]

Different strokes for different folks.

Isn’t it great they have an outlet for their creativity? A place to socialize?

Would you want a world where everyone had to like / do the same things?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Convince me I'm wrong.

Why do you feel the need to judge other people's lives? My primary concern is that people are happy and if that involves D&D, why would I care? I don't have to play, do I? Honestly, of all the things to concern yourself with OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You have failed as a parent because you are narrow minded and judgmental. Go love and accept your kid for who they are.

Ding, Ding! Why is yours the standard by which everyone should live, OP?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Convince me I'm wrong.

My oldest retired at 37 plays
My youngest CTO age 32 plays
Another one of mine Intellectual property lawyer specializing in tech companies plays will retire by age 40

My others as well successful adults who are social and hardworking

We live math as well


You are not bright