Social Studies, 26.05.2021 01:00, becky1301
So this is not related with most subjects but I have an online best friend we have been best friends for months but lately they have become obsessed with this video game to the point where they would play for hours and hours straight and they hardly talk to me anymore it hurts since I still care about them so much there is nothing I can think of accept miss them I have been obsessed with video games at points but I eventually got tired of it but that was my prized possession so I’m hoping they wont become tired of being my best friend and they were even thinking about quitting which I talked them out off they have loads of time to play not a problem but they should still be there for me I ALREADY talked about this to them they said they are just busy so it seems like we do not talk as much but they are just playing video games so should I A: Wait for them to get rid of the obsession of the game B: Find a way to try and play the game with them since that’s not always easily accessible I WON’T REMOVE THEM ANYTIME SOON PLEASE HELP ME DECIDE I NEED THIS!!!
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