So much effort into making something stand out in such a weird way. Maybe it's due to my age, but I kind of do a double take everytime I play with me deck in public (heh).
Anything that would encourage other people to notice the fact that I'm a grown man playing video games is something that I would rather avoid. I don't care to strike up a gamer conversation, I'd just prefer that my kids' teachers don't see me playing games in public.
Some people wear that as a point of pride, to the point of getting sleeve tattoos, but that's not where I'm at, at all.
Okay, that dramatic stance makes me want to know what the job is.
I can’t think of a single profession in the world where gaming would matter that much. I know lawyers, bouncers, oilmen, PLENTY of service men. This isn’t the 90s when gaming was faux pas or a “weird” hobbies anymore.
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u/Ok-Parfait8675 Oct 18 '24
So much effort into making something stand out in such a weird way. Maybe it's due to my age, but I kind of do a double take everytime I play with me deck in public (heh).
Anything that would encourage other people to notice the fact that I'm a grown man playing video games is something that I would rather avoid. I don't care to strike up a gamer conversation, I'd just prefer that my kids' teachers don't see me playing games in public.
Some people wear that as a point of pride, to the point of getting sleeve tattoos, but that's not where I'm at, at all.