Gaming and Your Significant Other
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ThirdWizard
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The replies in that thread remind me of the MySpace dating episode of the Boondocks where the "friend" trying to help is basically encouraging running the woman's life into the ground with her "help" by instigating the situation more and more until to the unfortunate ending.
Ovinomancer
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Way back in 1996...
Monkey's Air Force gaming group was about to introduce a new player, but we hadn't met her yet.
Monkey goes out to dinner with some friends and another mutual friend shows up a bit later with a new gal.
Monkey and new gal soon start making puppy dog eyes at eachother.
Monkey thinks: Wow, pretty girl.
Monkey finally notices new gal is looking at him the same way: Pretty girl who likes me?
Monkey finds out that new gal is also the new player coming to the gaming group in a few days: Pretty gamer girl that likes me?
That was January 11 of 1996. We got married on February 22 of 1996. Four kids and much game later we are still happily married.
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I met my husband back in 1991, the year that he introduced me to D&D.
We've done a lot of roleplaying together. I can't wait to start my sabbatical to spend more time with him and play more around the table.
We've done a lot of roleplaying together. I can't wait to start my sabbatical to spend more time with him and play more around the table.
Orryn Emrys
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I met my fiance back in high school ('round about 1989) when one of my players talked her into trying D&D with us... so I introduced her to gaming. We got really close, but my family moved away and we fell out of touch after a couple of years. (This was back before cell phones and e-mail...)
She went on to date (and eventually marry) another DM when she moved away to college. That relationship is ancient history now, of course, and she made a decision to hunt me down a couple of years ago and we're back together. (Wow... that story looks a lot simpler than it was in real life when I just write it out like that.)
She remains a devoted roleplayer to this day, and her 13-year-old daughter has joined us this year and become a rabid D&D fan.
Life is good.
She went on to date (and eventually marry) another DM when she moved away to college. That relationship is ancient history now, of course, and she made a decision to hunt me down a couple of years ago and we're back together. (Wow... that story looks a lot simpler than it was in real life when I just write it out like that.)
She remains a devoted roleplayer to this day, and her 13-year-old daughter has joined us this year and become a rabid D&D fan.
Life is good.
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