I am addicted to a computer game?
I started playing this computer game with friends and I started spending 4 hours straight on the game. This is hurting my family and it is hurting my
I started playing this computer game with friends and I started spending 4 hours straight on the game. This is hurting my family and it is hurting my back and neck. I want to know if there is anything I can do to fix this?
or:I started playing this computer game with friends and I started spending 4 hours straight on the game. This is hurting my family and it is hurting my back and neck. I want to know if there is anything I can do to fix this?
or:it's not an addiction if you only did it once but try not to do it ask much if you do it every day
or:It's ok to play about 2 hrs, but you must go out and play some sport such as football, kung fu ..., and i'm sure you will find more interesting than game :)
or:well try cutting out the hours little by little think of its negative effect on you and your family until it loose effect on you totally
or:Hello, Just find something else to bide your time. A lot of people get hooked on video games because they simply can't think of anything as interesting to do.Just like any habit, you first have to get rid of the offending behavior, in this case, video games. Try replacing it with something less time consuming..There's a lot of cool, interesting things to do there - try one out! Then you'll have more time to study.
or:Just put up a note on your computer not to play the game and if that doesn't work then put a rubber band around your wrist and then pull and let go if you want to play the game.
or:\u25b8 Playing violent computer and video games may encourage aggressive behavior.\u25b8 Electronic games can make you more than a spectator of violence; they are designed to make you feel like a participant.\u25b8 For the impressionable, games may blur the distinction between reality and fantasy.\u25b8 Like an addiction, game playing can lead to neglect of important obligations and relationships.\u25b8 Games can consume time that children should spend on other important activities, such as studying, interacting with others, and playing creatively.\u25b8 Prolonged staring at the screen can cause eyestrain.\u25b8 Lack of exercise, a possible result of game playing, can lead to obesity.\u25b8 Games can rob you of money and time.
