World of Warcraft Addict Enters 12-Step Program
August 21, 2009
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But I’m sure they give them a break so they can continue to raid with their guilds…
It’s enlightening to know that there’s really a rehabilitation program for video game addiction. Cliche as it may sound but prevention is still better than cure. I think it’s just a matter of discipline. Video games are suppose to give fun and entertainment. And keep in mind that everything in moderation will do us no harm.
This sounds just like one of the subjects of a recent documentary i watched.
One of the segments in “Second Skin” followed one man’s tale of his battle with online game addiction. You can pick up the DVD now, apparently. I’d recommend it for anyone trying to understand the kinds of people who play MMO’s, or who may be struggling with online addiction.
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