Anonymous
07/08/2023 08:28
Subject: Wife mad at me because I play the video game Red Dead Redemption 2 like an outlaw
Anonymous wrote:Do they make games that I, a woman, would like? Where I can sleep with random hot men and can viciously harm men who are a$$holes/misogynists? And ride horses and have lots of pet animals and kill anyone who harms them?
I cannot understand why it is fun to kill animals and innocent people in video games.
Psychotic and whorish.
Anonymous
07/07/2023 23:23
Subject: Wife mad at me because I play the video game Red Dead Redemption 2 like an outlaw
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think the analogy here would be a man finding his wife's cheesy paperback romance novels and being shocked that she's into hardcore porn.
This is an interesting comparison, but it misses the crux. The issue isn’t that OP has a fantasy life. Most people do, as shown through interest in romance novels and so on.
The issue is that OP’s fantasy life involves finding enjoyment in pretending to harm and even kill others. Reading erotica doesn’t require you to suspend empathy or regard for others’ suffering. But OP’s activity does, and that’s what makes it disturbing.
Welcome to every action video game ever made and played by billions over the last 40 years.
Anonymous
07/07/2023 23:22
Subject: Wife mad at me because I play the video game Red Dead Redemption 2 like an outlaw
Anonymous wrote:UGHHHH. Why do grown men play video games for hours??? Seriously, get off your lazy f**king butts and grow the F up
Video games have massive production budgets these days that can even blow Hollywood movies out of the water. Gaming is a gargantuan industry bigger than even movies. People play games because of stories, character development, escape from reality, you name name it. It's not your video games from the 1970s anymore. There are stories way more complex than many shows and movies that engross the player in an entirely different universe.
Anonymous
07/07/2023 23:06
Subject: Wife mad at me because I play the video game Red Dead Redemption 2 like an outlaw
Anonymous wrote:I think the analogy here would be a man finding his wife's cheesy paperback romance novels and being shocked that she's into hardcore porn.
This is an interesting comparison, but it misses the crux. The issue isn’t that OP has a fantasy life. Most people do, as shown through interest in romance novels and so on.
The issue is that OP’s fantasy life involves finding enjoyment in pretending to harm and even kill others. Reading erotica doesn’t require you to suspend empathy or regard for others’ suffering. But OP’s activity does, and that’s what makes it disturbing.