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Originally Posted by JaMan51
Well, I'm one of those that could go out, but I get bored easily and it's no fun. I have no social life, even before TT, so exercise isn't my thing. It just serves no real interest other than fresh air for me to be out. Maybe if I had some good rl friends, I might, but unlikely to happen. But yes, some people do need to hear this.
BTW, I'm not fat, maybe a little overweight, but not much. I also don't care much about my weight, as long as I control it where it is.
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I actually liked this post. Really honest. But, just to let you know, you will make good friends somewhere in life, if you go out more. The more you go out, the more people you meet, and eventually you would make some close/good friends.
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Originally Posted by Top Purr
Oh please..
Don't call my life bad, I love TT and I can spend my time on it.
I totally agree with Chester about these threads.
If TT is how I make my life enjoyable, so it goes.
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That's funny, because I used to feel the exact same way a couple of summers ago, when I was REALLY addicted to Toontown. I had the attitude of "I have fun on Toontown, so I don't really care to go outside to have fun." Trust me, that's part of the addiction. You think it's all good that you sit on the computer all day, because you are having fun, but then one day you realize how dumb you were for that... It hit me last summer(which was the summer after I was really addicted Toontown) I was going out with my friends EVERYDAY, and I realized, wow I can't believe I missed out on all of the things I could have been doing with friends, just because I wanted to max my cartoon character out. I could have had so many more great times, but I didn't, because I was so caught up in an animated computer game...
I'm really not trying to judge anyone here. You CAN do what you want with your life, and if you're having tons of fun playing Toontown, and don't care to go out, that's fine. I can't say much since I was the same way. But, I can tell you that those fun times you have outside are a lot more fun, and memorable than the ones you experience online, and I can say that, because I've had fun in both worlds.