glancealot
Legend
my thoughts: WoW is very much not worth it from a "real life progress" point, if you have anything legit going on besides your main job/school. but from a happiness perspective, it is really great and may be part of a healthy/stable/sustainable lifestyle.
just to give you guys some numbers, for my computer business (a side hustle beside my 9-5 job), i sold $15.6k/$13.5k/$19k for june/july/august(so far), actually doing bad for august (which should be the busiest month of the year by a large margin), as a large batch of bios-locked dell is taking me much longer than expected to set-up.
i only sold $16k for february/march/april combined when i played 20s (and the AH)
from a money perspective, WoW is totally not worth it because I gave up a lot of real life $$$ to focus on WoW.
but if you ask me, am i genuinely happier today than i was in april when i played games like this? definitely no.
I think we all need a certain level of "happiness" in our lives. WoW releases a significant amount of endorphin for people that PvP, I remember having on average 3~4 nail-biting games per day when I filled my spare time with 20s games. i would go to bed while thinking about "should i wear 2-piece desolation for the crit bonus?", or "should i have saved my bubble in that tight game?". i had sex about twice a week and i felt great.
but nowadays, i am constantly monitoring my facebook marketplace feeds and phone, i am stressed out all the time, i crave sex way more than i did back in febraury/march/april (it has been "daily" for a while now, even when i sleep 3 hours a day), i am starting to understand the cocaine scene in "The Wolf of Wall Street": you can be mentally fatigued but your body doesn't understand why and somehow that means an unusually high need for "stimulation".
anyways, i really miss playing WoW but i simply don't have time.
just to give you guys some numbers, for my computer business (a side hustle beside my 9-5 job), i sold $15.6k/$13.5k/$19k for june/july/august(so far), actually doing bad for august (which should be the busiest month of the year by a large margin), as a large batch of bios-locked dell is taking me much longer than expected to set-up.
i only sold $16k for february/march/april combined when i played 20s (and the AH)
from a money perspective, WoW is totally not worth it because I gave up a lot of real life $$$ to focus on WoW.
but if you ask me, am i genuinely happier today than i was in april when i played games like this? definitely no.
I think we all need a certain level of "happiness" in our lives. WoW releases a significant amount of endorphin for people that PvP, I remember having on average 3~4 nail-biting games per day when I filled my spare time with 20s games. i would go to bed while thinking about "should i wear 2-piece desolation for the crit bonus?", or "should i have saved my bubble in that tight game?". i had sex about twice a week and i felt great.
but nowadays, i am constantly monitoring my facebook marketplace feeds and phone, i am stressed out all the time, i crave sex way more than i did back in febraury/march/april (it has been "daily" for a while now, even when i sleep 3 hours a day), i am starting to understand the cocaine scene in "The Wolf of Wall Street": you can be mentally fatigued but your body doesn't understand why and somehow that means an unusually high need for "stimulation".
anyways, i really miss playing WoW but i simply don't have time.
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