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<blockquote data-quote="Deepfire" data-source="post: 5062722" data-attributes="member: 53754">42, female living partner, no kids, gamer since 84My parents liked the idea of me playing when I was young, wondered a bit when I never stopped, but - after I found &quot;my way in life&quot; - got used to the fact that I still play once a week. They like the fact that I get to know many nice friends with the hobby, they think it is great that the hobby finances itself (I layout cthulhu books) and they respect that gaming will always be a part of my life, no matter how adult I have become. They even changed their own attitude toward gaming in general from a &quot;something for younger people and kids&quot; to a &quot;if our son does it it can't be this bad, so let's play something&quot;.My girl/partner/wife joins and enjoys two of my gaming rounds - she accepted my devotion to gaming completely, she even respects the fact, that our house has it's own library for my gaming books.The whole &quot;D&amp;D is evil&quot; lunacy never came to germany, so I never had a problem with it - as an atheist it would rather make me lough (evilly ... well, maybe not) when I would be opposed (word?) to it in earnest.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Deepfire, post: 5062722, member: 53754"] 42, female living partner, no kids, gamer since 84 My parents liked the idea of me playing when I was young, wondered a bit when I never stopped, but - after I found "my way in life" - got used to the fact that I still play once a week. They like the fact that I get to know many nice friends with the hobby, they think it is great that the hobby finances itself (I layout cthulhu books) and they respect that gaming will always be a part of my life, no matter how adult I have become. They even changed their own attitude toward gaming in general from a "something for younger people and kids" to a "if our son does it it can't be this bad, so let's play something". My girl/partner/wife joins and enjoys two of my gaming rounds - she accepted my devotion to gaming completely, she even respects the fact, that our house has it's own library for my gaming books. The whole "D&D is evil" lunacy never came to germany, so I never had a problem with it - as an atheist it would rather make me lough (evilly ... well, maybe not) when I would be opposed (word?) to it in earnest. [/QUOTE]

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