Live life like a game.

Disclaimer: The blog article is not intended to hurt, upset, or question anyone's belief systems. These are purely my thoughts and nothing else. Let me know if you find it interesting. Thanks in advance.

Quick intro - The topic of discussion is about how you can live your life as the main character as if you are in your video game for your own good

(Quick intro is for the people who are busy, but want to have a glimpse of the topic of discussion, or else feel free to continue.)

Imagine some guy playing a video game in which you're the main character. All the gamer has to do to play as you is sit in a chair and watch the following things:

> Porn

> Netflix (Porn) - Are you still watching son?

> Waiting for a girl's reply so that you could C** for her

> Play another video game within game

on a portable screen. Well, there are multiple screens with you now, though.

Now imagine someone who's playing you as the main character, and think about the fact that he's looking at the things you do and how much time you spend on soycial media stalking your crush. How funny would that be LOL.

So I want you guys to stop playing video games and just start living your life as a video game of your own. Well, not entirely. Don't go out robbing houses and shooting people down as you'd do in a real video game.

I mean in the sense of character development—how you'd spend hours of your time improving your character in the game and have healthy relationships in that simulation world. Just as if it were any different here, but anyways, getting the topic back to the real-world simulation in which we live, try to have a video game lifestyle. Keep improving your character by investing time in yourself and your own development. Spend your earnings on the gym, investments, books, and so on.

If it makes you feel better, try giving yourself level-up scores or something. The video games are so well structured, have a beautiful storyline, and wonderful character development, and require top-tier skills, and shit, but they've been designed in such a way to lure you in at the cost of losing your reality.

Get used to boredom, boredom lets you be creative.

keep yourself from latching over things constantly.

Anyways, it's up to you; I just wanted to rant about it :)

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