Being married is like

Wrubius_Coronaria · November 2017

Drummerx04 wrote: »

It's funny because the "dungeon" is her body and he's trying to raid it. If you ever don't get a joke, just think about how it could relate to sex and that's probably what the joke was.

Ok, if it was really what he meant with his picture, I was really far from that.

I was thinking, he was playing too much and also forgetting to clean the house and taking care of his family, and his wife was agressive because of that. So, for change that and get time to play a bit, he was helping for not feeling guilty or making her more angry. With how I see this joke, I still don't understand the dungeon raid bonus.

Well, the joke is twisted.

SugaComa · November 2017

I married my best friend and the love of my life... She made the happiest person ever, sadly she was also able to make me the saddest person ever and was prone to waking my depressive traits which when they took hold she couldn't handle ...

Divorce was the best thing, I've not been as happy as I was with her but equally I've never been as miserable as I was either

BuffyLynn · November 2017

My husband and I are very well suited for each other. It's been almost 13 years together (only 2 married) and we have plenty of evenings or weekends where we just game out. Our taste in games is very different, but that's why we each have our own systems and tvs.

W0lf_z13 · November 2017

Hecker777 wrote: »

My fiancee and I don't have issues like this. As long as we are equally contributing to the housework and I don't spend ALL WEEKEND on ESO, she is chill about it. She knows gaming is a passion of mine and supports me. During the week we are both so burned out from work/school she doesn't give half a crap what I do hahaha

almost sounds like my fiancee and I ... got engaged in may ( known her since junior high... so for about 18 years ) only get to see her on the weekends that she doesnt work though ( she currently lives in the state above me , luckily only an hour drive ... but still an hour drive ) .... I always ask her for permission to play eso though when shes up just not to get fiancee aggro... most of the time shes ok with it ... but other times she just wants to watch tv or a movie with me

CapnPhoton · November 2017

If your not a partnership, make decisions together equally, and have even ground, at least one of you will have misery once in a while.

ZOS_Ragnar · November 2017

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