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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Malakor" data-source="post: 5061883" data-attributes="member: 14758">Well, I'm 50, so much like the fellow in his 40's, the opinions of my parents matter nary a whit in regards to my gaming. . . however. . . My father for years was of the opinion that it was bad, since the 'experts' on the 700 club claimed so many people had committed suicide because they played it.  He shut up after I gave him a standing offer to come listen/view any of the games we played without letting us know he was coming and gave him a schedule of when and where we played.  Now, he just falls into the not understanding it, but apparently it's not as bad as everyone made it out to be camp.My mother never voiced an opinion either way,  but she was always more open minded and even read some fantasy and science fiction books of mine when I lived at home and found them enjoyable.My spouse considers it to be 'fun to watch and listen' to our group when we used to play at my house (before it became full of dogs, grown children and grandchildren).All of my children have played from time to time, my oldest two being the most active, and I look forward to introducing my grandchildren to the hobby in a few years.</blockquote>