This week, Christina writes the GameGirls about her father's demands that she must drop her video game habits and donate her consoles and game collection. Britini, FemmeFatale, and Miz_Calamity offer their advice on how to remedy this situation and convince daddy that games aren't just for pimple-faced males anymore.
Hey GameGirls,
I really hope you girls can help me out with advice... I don't have a lot of friends. Like, I really only have one friend and she lives an hour away which makes hanging out with her hard. One of the main things I do for fun is play video games, mostly RPGs since I don't have anyone to play with. The other day my Dad told me that he wants me to "get rid of all my video game junk." He is threatening to donate my games and consoles too if I don't get rid of it. And I'm starting to literally freak out. He thinks it's making me less social, but it totally doesn't in any way. I was shy before I even got my first console, a PS2 which I've only had for 2 years. So what should I do? How do I convince him that it's not hurting my life? He is threatening to make me get rid of it. He's been taking the whole "video games are not for girls" approach.
Thank you so much GameGirls
-Christina
This week, Jessica writes to the GameGirls asking for advice on which Wii games she should buy for her girlfriend in order to get her more into the Wii. Also, Eric writes in wanting to know which celebrities the Game Girls think they resemble most.
Every week the GameGirls pick one email that is written to them containing a burning question. These emails contain everything from dating advice to questions about gaming. The GameGirls respond to the question individually. This week's email comes from Brad, who's girlfriend said to him: I thought you said you were good (at Halo 3). You fucking suck!"
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