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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SemperJase" data-source="post: 795110" data-attributes="member: 1824">My wife turned out to be one of these. After we moved in together, she found out I played D&D. She seemed to view it as a wierd thing I did but overlooked it. We got married, then about two years ago, I made a crack about her not liking D&D. That's when she pointed out to me that I never invited her to play. After that I got her into my gaming group. She was the first woman any of us had played with. Then another guy brought his girlfriend. We quickly became entirely co-ed. During that time, we all assumed the women were playing to do something with their significant others, not necessarily for the love of the game. Well, eventually, we ended up with another gaming group. My wife joined that one with me. After a few months, my work schedule prevented me from attending the game night. My beautiful wife now attends without me. (We have since started another group of our own.) So she is now in two groups. I'm in just the one. She always tells our families about the games and freely talks to others about it, moreso than I do. Its great.</blockquote>