Boys, I've fallen out of love with gaming, and now I've

I usually save it for either the end of the day when I have everything done. Or I game at the beginning of the day if it's a weekend until a certain time I commit to so I can get done whatever I need to do that day. Works pretty well.

>>17600647
It's called growing up and becoming an adult.

But if you must for some dogmatic reason, I guess a good way would be to set a designated gaming time, and make sure all of your errands and chores are done for the day so that theres less mind clutter.

>>17600647
Na don't force you way into becoming a neet. You are a "productive" mind set go diy something. Paint a room, make a coffee table, record a bit of game play and edit the hell out of it.

The best part about being an adult, by far, is personal agency. The things you do, and the choices you make, can affect the reality around you to degrees that simply are not possible when you are younger and less mature. This is awesome.

But it comes at a price: reality interferes. As you affect it, so it affects you. There is no escaping this, nor any way to opt out. But you can adapt. You can learn to roll with the interruptions, dropping into and out of immersion as needed. And this is what you need to do.

>>17600647
same, i lament that i can't play a game without being asked if my life is together.

i'm almost 20 and i just want to be a kid forever. what's so bad about that?

>>17600647
video games are great but sometimes can be unfulfilling. maybe try some other things you might like that are creative in nature. or play games in a way that's more difficult/stimulating. TES games for example try to set a goal for a specific character build you want to execute or something and be working in the game towards that. otherwise it might just feel like passing time.

>>17601889
it's not about whether it's "bad" or "good" morality doesn't really come into it unless you're just purely leeching off working parents in which case you're kind of a fag.

playing video games and avoiding reality forever if you're not financially independent is simply your own choice and its consequences are going to be felt by you and any family you might have. that's it. every other person alive on the planet is happy to not have the extra competition. if you are financially independent though go nuts, who cares if people ask if your life is together.

>>17600647

Are you seriously asking for us to help you appreciate your toys more?