| spemanig said: I don't "wish it were true." It is true. I've never had a problem getting girls, and I've never been shy about my love of handhelds. Of course it doesn't "add to your appeal." Why would it? That would be like saying an ipad or a book "adds to your appeal." It's a literal non-factor. In "the real world," strangers don't care. I've met plenty of people who's first impression of me involved me playing a handheld. No one's first impression of me was "less cool" because I dress well, am in good shape, and make a good impression. If someone thinks they're "losing appeal" because they're playing a 3DS in public, I guarantee you they never had any appeal to begin with. |
Cool that you've never had a problem getting girls but that's not the case for a large portion of men out there who have to deal with a negative stigma surrounding games ...
Your right about having more than one factor when it comes to appeal but that doesn't make my point any less valid of games lowering your public appeal ...
