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We have a P.C. , a PS2, an Xbox and for mobility he has a PSP. What’s up? I have to bribe him meet so I can analyse my email. When I was his age I was chasing skirts.
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We have a P.C. , a PS2, an Xbox and for mobility he has a PSP. What’s up? I have to bribe him meet so I can analyse my email. When I was his age I was chasing skirts.
By Kels♥ on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
fatty
By KingRichard on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
video or online games? it’s the rage today
times change
By Karen Elaine on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
oh lord. make him get up and work outside with you. get the lead out of his butt, and he will learn to appreciate life, other than electronics. make him work for a dollar to get things, and you’ll see a change
By spyroddragon11 on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
honey he a guy trust me on this hes ok
By AZgal4ever on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
its a stage he will get over it but i dont think soon
By Sam on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
He needs to learn responsibilty and respect.
By silentdreamer6 on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
just be happy he is not into drugs and stuff like
By Ms.Moody1 on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
Nothing
By xwitu on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
lazy
By sealife8 on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
bad parenting
By phoenixheat on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
I just heard of an 18 years old boy that wanted to play video games all the time. His mother did not approve so he went to live with his dad. He made an agreement that he would enter contests and if he did not win any money, he would go to college. Long story short, he won the worldwide contest and one million dollars and he will endorse products. So I wouldn’t be too hard on him.
By tlimr1 on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
There is nothing wrong with him. Be glad he is not out chasing girls and taking drugs or drinking. My son (who is a married father and is late 20′s) loves games. His son plays with him. They share time this way. So, sit down and ask your son to show you what he is doing. Enjoy being with him now, it won’t be long before he is on his own.
By xchrisx9292x on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
well at least he’s not drinking or doing drugs, games are highly addictive. There is nothing wrong with him.
By norman7774 on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
Unfortunately and I do mean unfortunately, that is the times we live in today. If I was in charge, I would ban all video games as it is as addictive as drugs. I see the eyes of those kids when they are playing.. it is intense.. they should be out studying mathematics or geography.. I am NOT old fashioned but It is just not right
By tobias098 on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
Nothing is wrong with him. He’s just addicted. I think that’s too many game systems for a kid. Maybe you guys need to do outdoor things like play baseball or football or something. Get some fresh air or do what my dad did, we would drive around checking out chicks.
By missredheadd on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
Well he is just into the video game ERA and just be patient! Good thing he’s not into girls cause you might be an early grand parent! And you don’t want that do you???
By teknocky on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
well heres the thing…hes in those teen years in which playing video games and watching tv and mtv were the thing to do…me personally played a lot of video games…i stilll do now but less frequently…yea…i think its just something hes going get bored of or he might become hooked on…best of luck!
By mouses_moyer on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
nothing is wrong with him that’s what most children are doing now. try to make thing more interesting for him to do and try to limit the amount of time that he does play the video games
By Lorraine on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
nothing is wrong with him….teenagers are always on the phone and computer and guys are also always playing video games…but you should get him outside and do some physical activity so he doesn’t become unfit or overweight….maybe a job (????) just be careful of what video games he plays b/c most video games are volient and show bad, rude, and sexist behavior to gals…
By Feep on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
All I know is waiting isn’t going to help. I’m on the computer 24/7 too. >.<
We don’t get tired of the computer.
This is normal for the average American with access to the internet.
Whatever happened to playing with Hot Wheels and Legos??
By drizzit_sepheroth on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
??? get him a gf
By Shhhhh! on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
nothing it’s just a hobby… as long as he’s no fatty-mac-fat-fat eating food out of his rolls
By Denise W on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
Okay- you need some serious boundaries.
You are allowing the child to run the house.
Its a great baby sitter for you, yet the job of encouraging him to grow as a well rounded man is your responsibility.
Limit all his activities to your standards. PC on two nights a week and weekends outside of the family events that YOU plan, outside of the house and inside the house THAT you will participate in with him and the other children.
So he is not the problem. He is just being encouraged to behave the way that most convenient for you.
Not the reality check you wanted I’m sure! He is the most important thing in your house, he is your legacy, the bloodline that will carry your morality into the family historical records. You might be more concerned with HIM rather than PC usage.
By Crookey 360 on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
it is just a stage like im sure u had a stage when u was little
By thuong_tran113 on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
He’s lucky, I don’t have a PSP until next year
Can you give me some money to buy it, waiting so long without a PSP make me even like it more
By insanus999 on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
Maybe he lacks the self confidence to go after women like you did when you were his age, there is also a chance that hes a social reject and or sociopath, Or maybe he has aspergers autism, its a minor form of autism that still shows a remarkable level of high functioning in society.I sympothize with your kid because i was an asperger but i started coming out of it when i was around 18, heres a link:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspergers
By david3flush on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
Believe it or not, there is an upside to video games. Video games teach patients, and thinking outside the box. They are a good way to pass the time when it’s too hot, or too cold to play outdoor games. And, HAY !, at least you know where your kid is, and what hes doing. However I would advise you to encourage your kid to go outside, when the weathers nice. You could become involved in video gaming yourself, it could be something you, and your kid do together on rainy days and such.
As for chasing skirts, well maybe he’s shy. I was painfully shy myself, and it took time for me to work through that, but once I over came my shyness I did my share of skirt chasing. So remember these things will pass, in time. Hope this helps.
By sincity usa on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
As long as his grade don’t change and he helps out when you need him to then there is nothing to worry about. I play games all the time and i still work my 40 plus hours and take care of my family at the same time. But if it is affecting his life then i would step in, i mean you bought all the stuff for him so maybe take away the ps2 and the x-box for some time so he can focus on other things..
By guardians611 on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply
Nothing’s wrong, its just a phase…i think, but reallly, its not a problem.