Age at which you should stop gaming??
By Mughees
@mughees123 (2)
Islamabad, Pakistan
September 21, 2016 12:08am CST
At 19 i am about to enter medical college but i have a craze for games and tech. Do you think i should quit gaming and if not then what's the age at which gaming becomes boring and you find people telling you that you are too old for such activities.. Comment guys
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@XinfulThotz (4140)
• Singapore, Singapore
21 Sep 16
never too old for anything so long as you enjoy doing it...
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@hereandthere (45645)
• Philippines
21 Sep 16
it's not about how old or young you are. it's more about how it affects your daily activities, priorities such as schooling, and relationship with family and friends.
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@moirai (2853)
• Philippines
21 Sep 16
You are never too old to do anything... except acting like a child, or being immature. 
But you are never too old to travel and see the world. You are never too old to watch you favorite team play in the stadium. You are never too old to watch a movie in the cinemas with your special someone. You are never too old to read books. (You get the idea. 
) And yes, you are never too old to play games, if that is something you really enjoy. 
It's just that, there are a lot of other important things that you have to prioritize, like your studies, in your case. So you will have to accept that the gaming will have to take the backseat. Not saying stop altogether, but realize that you will have to cut your time for it significantly. Just limit it to weekends, for example. Or refrain from committing yourself to hours and hours of group playing - only commit if you are sure you have the extra time (hopefully your online friends will understand). But again, no need to stop altogether. You never know, occasional gaming might be the thing that keeps you sane when you feel the pressures of medical school.
But you are never too old to travel and see the world. You are never too old to watch you favorite team play in the stadium. You are never too old to watch a movie in the cinemas with your special someone. You are never too old to read books. (You get the idea. ) And yes, you are never too old to play games, if that is something you really enjoy.
It's just that, there are a lot of other important things that you have to prioritize, like your studies, in your case. So you will have to accept that the gaming will have to take the backseat. Not saying stop altogether, but realize that you will have to cut your time for it significantly. Just limit it to weekends, for example. Or refrain from committing yourself to hours and hours of group playing - only commit if you are sure you have the extra time (hopefully your online friends will understand). But again, no need to stop altogether. You never know, occasional gaming might be the thing that keeps you sane when you feel the pressures of medical school. 
@GiridharanJ (119)
• India
21 Sep 16
Nope. If you are seriously interested in gaming, nothing should stop you from playing. I'm 24 and I still play games. My brother is 28 and he is still passionate about gaming
