Today, I tried to prove to my girlfriend how much I've matured and that our relationship comes before anything else in my life. So I went to delete my character in World of Warcraft. I tried to confirm it, but I couldn't, breaking down in tears instead. FML
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Halloween
A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
Same thing different taste
Today, my girlfriend broke up with me because she met someone else on World of Warcraft. I've been paying for her subscription. FML
Today, after six months of dating, my girlfriend decided to break up with me because my "obsession" of being on the computer and playing games all the time was cutting into "our time". She then told me to "get a life" and never wanted to see me again. She told me all of this on WoW. FML
Today, I got bored and decided to try World Of Warcraft. FML
Today, I gave the option to my boyfriend of 5 years to either quit World of Warcraft of lose me. He said WOW makes him happier. FML
Today, my boyfriend dumped me because he said the relationship was too tough for him. When I asked for an example, he responded, "Like, I don't have enough time to play World of Warcraft." FML
Today, I realized that I'll have to explain to my child that mommy and daddy met on World of Warcraft. FML
Today, several family members, including my mum, deleted me from Facebook in a concerted show of contempt. Apparently, I just can't shut up about World of Warcraft. FML
Gamers CAN have a love life
Today, my boyfriend dumped me because I was having an affair in The Elder Scrolls Online. While ranting to my online elf husband, he got upset that I had a real life boyfriend and dumped me too. FML
Today, I was feeling proud of myself because I finally quit World Of Warcraft. I later found out about the gift my dad's family gave me. It was a 12-month subscription to World Of Warcraft. FML
Today, I found myself crying for an hour when my recreated crush on The Sims 3 game rejected my character and ran off with someone else. FML
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EverestMelting 23
It's always a hard life for us video gamers. I empathize OP.
184886837272837 32
**** that! You shouldn't have to delete anything you don't want to man! If she can't accept that you play WOW or any other video game, she doesn't love you for who you are. Live your life how you want to! Not how she thinks it should be lived
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orochimaruwe 9
Deleting your World of Warcraft characters is like killing a part of you...don't you ever do it!
NodakN8V 25
You have more of an emotional connection to a make believe character than an actual real person. That's so sad
lowshadows 21
Homer Simpson: NEEEEERRRRRRD!
sammyjo06 14
People can have hobbies that aren't shared by the other partner in the relationship. It's not a big deal if you play video games every so often. It is only a big deal if you're doing it every single day, or you're making excuses to play the game instead of spending time with her. As long as the video game is not your priority in life, but instead the relationship is, you're fine. Still saying YDI for breaking down in tears though, come on. None of that if you want to be the man in the relationship...
FMLcommenterer 13
For anyone who hasn't played WoW, you spend weeks, if not months into creating a character, level him/her, and participate in countless raids to get gear, which is a process that can take weeks. When you have finally achieved all of this, you're total play time is around a month. And to delete ALL of this at a push of a button is the dilemma OP was faced with. I feel you're pain OP.
TcheQ 12
You deserve it for i) thinking that you need to impress a girl by being something you're not and ii) thinking that you'll suddenly be more "mature"
peacefully84 19
Don't do something so drastic as deleting your character, just cancel your account. That way, if you ever break up or something, you can always go back. Of course a friend of mine has deleted his characters a couple times and Blizzard always gets them back for him. She shouldn't expect you to give up something you've put so much time and energy into.
Lylyann 1
I met my husband on WoW and we've been playing together ever since. Maybe you should find someone with your interests or at least someone who let's you have yours.
jpallan 3
What are your stats? I mean, seriously, if you've spent a lot of time getting achievements, this could be a seriously castrating thing she's doing, you know? (I've long since given up on my gamer husband, and just roll my eyes whenever he refers to me as wife aggro. I'm fully capable of mounting a blue balls counter-attack.)
Adorlee 11
I don't think I will ever delete my toon on WoW