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<blockquote data-quote="Majoru Oakheart" data-source="post: 6622658" data-attributes="member: 5143">Actually, the OP is interesting to me because the last time I received such a huge reaction to my D&amp;D playing was from a girl I was dating.&nbsp; She was in Medical school studying to be a doctor.&nbsp; She was rather into me and we had gone on 3 dates and made out a bunch.&nbsp; But then she messaged me online and said that she had to break up with me because of D&amp;D.&nbsp; She said I took it too seriously.&nbsp; She played Catan all the time and was super excited about it.&nbsp; But she felt that Catan was her guilty pleasure that she rewarded herself every 2 or 3 weeks when she had been good about studying.When she found out that I had a yearly trip to go camping with some friends where we played D&amp;D the entire time we were there, she said that was just way too obsessed with games and she could never be with someone who wasted so much time on frivolous stuff.&nbsp; She never said it outright, but she implied that studying to be a doctor was about saving lives and was making the world a better place and since she spent 95% of her time studying that she was spending almost all her time making the world better and therefore was a better person than I was since playing D&amp;D didn't help anyone or make me smarter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Majoru Oakheart, post: 6622658, member: 5143"] Actually, the OP is interesting to me because the last time I received such a huge reaction to my D&D playing was from a girl I was dating. She was in Medical school studying to be a doctor. She was rather into me and we had gone on 3 dates and made out a bunch. But then she messaged me online and said that she had to break up with me because of D&D. She said I took it too seriously. She played Catan all the time and was super excited about it. But she felt that Catan was her guilty pleasure that she rewarded herself every 2 or 3 weeks when she had been good about studying. When she found out that I had a yearly trip to go camping with some friends where we played D&D the entire time we were there, she said that was just way too obsessed with games and she could never be with someone who wasted so much time on frivolous stuff. She never said it outright, but she implied that studying to be a doctor was about saving lives and was making the world a better place and since she spent 95% of her time studying that she was spending almost all her time making the world better and therefore was a better person than I was since playing D&D didn't help anyone or make me smarter. [/QUOTE]

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