Death13

Been MONTHS! Day, who knows. Quit gaming, detoxed, I am now a study robot, working on my art 24/7 and trying to get into the industry. Taking classes online. Friends: zero, besides my dog. The only one thing I miss about gaming is the social aspect. I try gaming now and then and the most I can focus on it is an hour before I get bored and quit - without other people I know, it just doesn't work. YouTube and Twitter are distractions just as bad as gaming, so I try not to use either much. That's where I'm at guys, to anyone reading this (I assume around my age), just focus on your career right now because you won't be young forever. Every hour counts and adds up to something greater.

Day 5 Had a dream about games from my childhood. My cravings for online gaming have died out already.

Will do! Day 4 Spent a lot of time with my mom over Thanksgiving. Noticing some nostalgia for very old games from my childhood.

Day 3 Found a new hobby, into mechanical mods (e-cigs). Learning Ohm's Law and battery safety. I may set my status to offline so people don't bug me to play games; I feel guilty saying "no" so much.

Thank you! Cam's "EVERY HOUR COUNTS" video really helps to keep focused on practicing.

I traded video games for drawing.

I've accepted that I've had a relapse... I was game free for 8 months. As of late, I've played 12-16 hours a day for 6 months after a breakup. Keeping this journal so I don't fall down again. Day 1 (Today) Uninstalled all my online games, cravings are intense. Quit my hardcore raiding guild. Trying to sell my last MMO account. I have no desire to do much right now besides listening to music.