I started playing in 2013. I'm an ordinary child who has no experience with computers. I used to play easy games like Feeding Frenzy and Platypus, which did not involve the use of my brain. It was entertaining, but it was only the beginning.
2013 Self |
2016, I upgraded that year. Feeding Frenzy and Platypus, are no longer the games I play. I already play Dota 1 and Dota 2. It was an easy transition because my cousin taught me and I picked it up quickly. I became obsessed to the point that I was stealing money in our store just to be able to play. It was one of the most difficult periods of my life.
Selfie with my cousin, Circa 2016 |
2017 has only gotten worse. It even damaged my academic performance. I'm a junkie. I wasn't paying attention in class. "Mom, we have a practice, I need money," I pretended to my parents, but nothing happened. I even bring food to prevent myself from returning home. I practiced with my classmates since I was afraid of what they might think. When I entered the tournament, something even more memorable happened to me: my mother approached me and hit me with a stick.
2018 and 2019 have been quite good. I've limited my playing time to 3 hours per day. Due to my responsibilities at home and in school, there were times when I couldn't play. I'm glad to be here among these individuals, even though I don't play.
2018 Dota 2 Account |
2020-2022, the first year of the pandemic. I play video games, but I prefer to spend time with my family. Second year, I became obsessed once more. Lack of sleep, excessive food, and often no bathing. I have to wear glasses in third year.
New ME, Circa 2022 |
Despite the fact that this happened to me, I learned a lot through playing. Teamwork is important. You are not alone; others feel your pain. To me, that is very important.
I won a Mobile Legend Tournament with my friends and cousin |
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