Am I Too Old To Play Online Games How Do I Stop

What games do 15-year-olds play?

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What is a way to stop playing online games?

Hi Alex,Thanks for reaching out and explaining your situation.First, its very hard to move countries (I have done it a few times) and its completely understandable as to why you feel stressed and probably quite lonely.As a result we all turn to behaving in a way that can either reinforce our state of mind, or worsen it out of a sense of being out of control and slightly desperate - I too have done and known many others to revert to destructive behavioural patterns to compensate the sensation of stress and loneliness.Firstly: Whatever negative feeling you have, you can feel assured that you are in control and can change your state of behaviour and mind! YOU have developed a negative habit based on attempting to compensate something you are trying to balance.Secondly: Ask yourself what it is you feel you are missing in your daily life, is it human contact? love? physical contact? physical activity? stimulation? because your addiction is a direct result to you attempting to fill the void of what you feel you are missing. Stress is then emphasised, but it is because you feel you are missing something that you are behaving destructively. SO the first thing is to identify what that is!Thirdly: Try to distract yourself from your weakness of turning to online gambling by filling your time with maybe contacting a friend? try joining a group such as We are what we do | Meetup or going along to a local class in your area, for maybe dance, book group, whatever interests you have.Its important to fill the time you have with any other positive activities other than online gambling.Habits are hard to change, but with strong will and support you can relearn a new habit and change your life. Also there is light at the end of the tunnel, your degree will come to an end and you will then have more time and abilities to build a strategy to go after your life dreams.I hope my few suggestions have offered you some support and I am more than happy to speak via skype, just contact me through www.lovingyou.onlineI hope you feel better and know you will get through this, there is hope, this is not a permanent state and just seeking advice means you half way to solving your frustrating state.Anyway I hope to learn of your thoughts and hear from you soon Alex.

I am 15 and I use to play games a lot but I stopped and now I don't know what to do. I'm shy. I don't know what to do.any advice?

There are so many things you can do. It depends on your goals, dreams and the things you like to do. I am shy too, but past 2 or 3 years I have had to step out of my comfort zone so many times, that it has really helped me to control my shyness and to speak up. I even decided to make a fashion collection all about getting out of comfort zone, lol. :)When I was 15 years old I had a vision of myself being a fashion stylist and having my own fashion label, nothing unusual, but I didn’t do anything about it. It was just a vision. But after high school everything changed, I changed, and I started to do something to actually achieve what I have dreamed of. Everything takes time. Now, I am working on my fashion label I feel so passionate about, puting all my energy and effort into creating something I have always dreamed of to create..I finally understand that there is a chance to achieve my dream. It took me some years to realise what I want to do.But the best advice I can give you is to enjoy life, do something fun with your friends, continue to play video games and don’t worry so much. And when you truly find something you love to do, keep it and realize it.P.S. When I was 15 years old I used to play dress up games, and I still play when I have a free time.. :)I hope that I answered your question. :)Have a fun day!

I am too addicted to online games. How do I get rid of it and play it only in my leisure time?

Your best bet would be to get away from a while. Go on a week vacation somewhere, go camping, go on a cruise, but leave the technology at home. When you get home, don’t go right back into it.They say it takes 21 days to break a bad habit, so basically the week away will be like a detox, and the next 2 weeks won’t be as hard.After that, play sporadically, only when you have free time. Set time limits for the day(you could use child settings to limit the amount of time you could spend on a computer each day, and maybe give somebody besides you the password so you can’t ignore it).If all of this fails, and you keep going back, either try again, or realize that you might be incapable of playing videogames responsibly.All of this is from a general addiction outlook. Somebody else who has actually had the same problem might be able to help you more. I’ve never been addicted to video games, i do binge quite often when i get a new game that I’m really into, and could easily spend 10–12 hours straight playing for the first few days, but its more of a choice than an addiction. I go days, and sometimes weeks without playing when I don’t have anything interesting to play, or feel like wasting money on something I’m not super into… so I can’t exactly relate to you, but I have gone through and recovered from drug addiction and the best thing for you is just time away from it.Since you wan’t to play occasionally, however, the abstinence method of most other addictions don’t apply, but like I said, if you can’t play responsibly, you might have to abstain permanently, getting rid of gaming quality PCs and any systems in your house, and only having a basic computer for non-gaming related activities.As with any addiction, there is no easy answer, and it WILL be difficult, but also like any addiction, it gets easier.China has a lot of video game addicts, and has state run rehabs for such. While they probably methods that most democratic nations wont, I bet Japan or South Korea has the same programs, and might be a little more liberal in their execution. Maybe look them up and find some information about what exactly they do, and if it actually works or not.