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Game addiction

Are you addicted to video games? Well, I am not addicted to video games. When I was growing up, my father did not allow us to play video games. Instead of video games, we were given storybooks. However, these days, I see 99 percent of kids and teens addicted to video games. Well, I don't mean to say kids should not be allowed to playing video games, what I mean is we need to limit their video game time and instead get the involved with other activities.
 
I spent a lot of time playing them but I decided that I get everything else out of the way, I eat, do my chores and exercise then when it’s the evening I play my games so being inactive doesn’t hurt me as much as night as it’s just a few hours till I settle down to sleep but I used to play it 8 hours a day with not many breaks
 
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