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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]mmmm.... I blame the softy moms.[/quote] Yes, don't blame men when you can blame women. :thumbup: [/quote] Yes just blame men for everything. It make you feel good! :roll: [/quote] Um, if men are the ones addicted to video games until they drop out they are responsible for their own actions. Not their moms. This has also been studied in unemployment in 20-30s in non-college educated men. Sustained unemployment/part-time employment related to excessive gaming. The principle of a video game is addiction--they are designed to at every point in the game make you want to play 10 minutes longer (to get a reward, new opportunity). We don't know why men seem to be more susceptible to gaming addictions.[/quote]
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