I recommend you sprinkle in a little Nintendo into his life. It's been proven to help children recover from CODophopia.
I recommend you sprinkle in a little Nintendo into his life. It's been proven to help children recover from CODophopia.
Why are you sobbing? This just proves your son in a standard american child. If he were to play anything other than CoD, Mario titles, Sports titles ,Elder Scrolls, or GTA or any really non Mario/Zelda japanese game, he would be labeled as weird by his peers.
"Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth." -My good friend Mark Aurelius
As a parent it is your job to set the rules of the house. If you don't want him playing too many games, define how much is allowed and punish him if he disobeys. You are not his best friend, you are his father. It doesn't matter if he buys the games whit his own money or what he wants to do when he grows up. You set the rules he has to obey. That's the parent/child relationship. Everything in your house is under your control, even if your kid used his own money.
For example. Here are a few rules you could implement.
1. You will confiscate his gaming stuff if his grades drop below 3.0, until they are back above 3.0.
2. He must finish his homework and chores before he can play games online or offline.
3. He gets 1 hour of gaming on school nights, 4 hours on weekends.
4. Games you don't approve of can be confiscated at any time until he is 18 or you feel he is mature enough to play.
As for his taste in games differing from yours. You need to let that go. FPS is the most popular genre today for a reason and it's not a fad. You need to either deal with that or stop worrying about it.
| homer said: Why are you sobbing? This just proves your son in a standard american child. If he were to play anything other than CoD, Mario titles, Sports titles ,Elder Scrolls, or GTA or any really non Mario/Zelda japanese game, he would be labeled as weird by his peers. |
I'm offended.
Also, you put Mario in the "Non-Weird" titles then also put it in the "weird" titals.
No I didn't. I said that Mario and Zelda are the only acceptable Japanese games for American teens to partake in and no, my post was not meant to offend you but rather inform you.
"Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth." -My good friend Mark Aurelius
| homer said: No I didn't. I said that Mario and Zelda are the only acceptable Japanese games for American teens to partake in and no, my post was not meant to offend you but rather inform you. |
Oh, never mind. I mis-read. Either way, I'm an American Kid who goes to an American Middle School. I already know those things. Luckily, it is quite easy to hide.
If you are good at that then you won't be considered weird, you might even get into the "popular" crowd!
That's the spirit! Hide your true identitiy deep inside. Nobody likes diversity!
"Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth." -My good friend Mark Aurelius
| homer said: That's the spirit! Hide your true identitiy deep inside. Nobody likes diversity! |
Nope! No one does. It's much easier to hide certain things than to explain them. Also, if you were thiking about this, I'm not some fake shell of a person. I do act like I normally would, I just don't voice my opinion on Video Games, really. Everything else is quite true.
why don't you say: I'll preorder it now for you but if your grades drop between now and release date I'm cancelling it....







Face the future.. Gamecenter ID: nikkom_nl (oh no he didn't!!)