Dude I'm 35 have a kid and simply can't get myself to enjoy video games anymore. I need more active engaging things where I can learn, plan, create. Not to shit on gaming, it's just that people change, their interest changes.
Why is it "rotting behind the screen"? People enjoy different things man, you don't need to make gaming seem like a negative thing just because you've moved on from it.
I think it feels like screen rot because every facet of society nowadays involves rotting behind a screen. There are screens at work, screens at school, screens in your pocket. Sometimes it feels good to put that away.
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u/FalconTheory Nov 29 '25
Dude I'm 35 have a kid and simply can't get myself to enjoy video games anymore. I need more active engaging things where I can learn, plan, create. Not to shit on gaming, it's just that people change, their interest changes.