wfz on 10 February 2013
| Scoobes said: Is it possible that their is another issue that's coming to the forefront under the guise of video game related sexism. First, try to find out if their are underlying problems she hasn't been vocal about. If you can't figure out a problem, reverse her logic to things she likes or uses. Don't actually hold them back for a significant amount of time however, just point out (as calmly as possible) the lack of logic she's presenting in her arguments. If this still doesn't work, then point out to her that instead of forming an opinion out of ignorance, she should actually spend time trying to understand your hobby, especially as you two are married. Try to get her involved in gaming as much as possible. |
Agreed with this. There is definitely something else bothering her, which made her overreact to your game. Who knows, maybe reading 50 Shades of Grey actually did something to her and now she feels super objectified and insecure. If this is new behavior from her, then it's likely that something very recently has come over her.
