Gamer Significant Others

What is your dating status?

  • Dating? Is that a new RPG?

    Votes: 35 9.5%
  • Currently single, with some prospects.

    Votes: 39 10.6%
  • Going steady.

    Votes: 12 3.3%
  • Going steady with a gamer!

    Votes: 11 3.0%
  • Living with my SO.

    Votes: 28 7.6%
  • Living with my gamer SO!

    Votes: 14 3.8%
  • Engaged.

    Votes: 11 3.0%
  • Engaged to a gamer.

    Votes: 13 3.5%
  • Happily married.

    Votes: 107 29.0%
  • Happily married to a gamer.

    Votes: 99 26.8%

My girlfriend and I have only been together for a little over 3 months. I've already managed to convince her to give dice-based gaming a try (we're both free-form role-players, in fact that's how we met). We'll see how it goes. :heh:
 

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My social life improved with playing D&D since we usually had women in our gaming groups.

I met my wife at a game of D&D, along with several people who became good friends and one fellow who became my boss a couple years later. So, gaming has been very very good to me! :D
 

I met my lovely bride of 13 years through gaming...she'd gone to high school with one of the members of my first gaming group.

She's always been a gamer, but, over the years, she's gotten even more "into it". Now, she's the one who pushes me to set up and run games more often. :) She's also the one who keeps me honest and doesn't let me get away with running simplistic hack-and-slash dungeons.

I acknowledge I'm a lucky SOB.
 

During my college years, I actually saw a marked increase in female gamers in my group. When I made some roundabout inquiries as to why, the answer was...

"......well, a lot of us know that to play this game you have to have a modicum of brains...also, if the guys are spending Saturdays playing AD&D, they're not seeing anyone. So...a bunch of us saw it as a great way to meet eligible intelligent guys!"

Had to admit, it made sense.
 

StupidSmurf said:
During my college years, I actually saw a marked increase in female gamers in my group. When I made some roundabout inquiries as to why, the answer was...

"......well, a lot of us know that to play this game you have to have a modicum of brains...also, if the guys are spending Saturdays playing AD&D, they're not seeing anyone. So...a bunch of us saw it as a great way to meet eligible intelligent guys!"

Had to admit, it made sense.
Hehehe. It was a great way to meet single, intelligent guys. From my groups the eligible part would have been in question since a few of them got so nervous around gals that they pretty much couldn't function. It's creepy to see a guy quiver and shake when a new female player showed up...
 

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