what is it with these games that they think they cant live without? I dont get it, I do know a few women that have to play these games all of the time also, so its not just the men.

Sorry, i was a bit confused....wat feelings exactly r u havin? R ya dissappointed?

Get WotLK and after two weeks all will be known.

nope I will not purchase any of those games they are not for me.

Well it was better to find this out sooner rather than later....i mean, u surely dont want him now knowing he values the company of a game more than u?

He is a pratt and prob didnt think before he moved u in.

it human nature to miss someone who meant something to you at one time. it also could be that you miss having someone. you were in a serious enough relationship to live together so obviously you cared about each other. If his hobbies are more important than human contact especially a girlfriend, then forget him. Is not worth it. I know what you are going through (i was in a relationship with someone who was emotionally numb/wounded from his past and I was the LAST thing on his priority list)

I wish the best for you!!!!

Seems obvious you care for him, so the time will depend entirely on you! Sorry you had to go through that baby. Just mystifies me how the men that don't want a relationship, find them, and the men who would treasure that special lady, get stiffed...I don't EVER want another love...(smile)

Ok so I left my boyfriend that I was living with, because he spent all of his time on his computer playing World of warcraft.

So I guess I want to know that this will pass quick or will this feeling last awhile?

Don't date gamers.....EVER

Their minds don't work like regular humanbeings.

Don't date gamers.....EVER

Their minds don't work like regular humanbeings.

i knew there was something wrong with me,

i knew there was something wrong with me,

It's one thing to play once in awhile, but it seems to me that most that do it have an addiction to it. They take it WAY too seriously. They talk about it to people in the real world when they aren't playing, and they think of their next "move" when they should be thinking about real life things.

That's a deal breaker... If you game, forget it.

Ok so I left my boyfriend that I was living with, because he spent all of his time on his computer playing World of warcraft. I mean he was playing it from the time that he got off of work to the time that he went to bed, around 2 in the morning. I was ok with it at first because he didnt ignore me, but as time went on it was just like I wasnt even there anymore. I didnt feel like he wanted me there, even though he never said that. I did voice to him on several times that I didnt like the way things were going, but he didnt listen. So, I moved back to my place today. I know that I did the right thing for me, but I still feel bad about it. He is not angry about me leaving. I really think he wanted it too but didnt know how to tell me.

So I guess I want to know that this will pass quick or will this feeling last awhile?

Sounds to me like you've already begun to assimilate the idea that you just weren't that big a factor in his life. This realization can only help you.

It's normal to have some lingering hurt after something like this, but I think you've already got a pretty good handle on what happened and what it meant.

When a game becomes more important than a significant other, it's time for someone to move on....I think you did the right thing. And now you've learned a little more about what kind of person you DON'T want in your life. Knowledge is good.