Nice to meet you, i'm a gamer

[Plurralbles]

However long it takes them to get into my room.

 

[quiet_samurai]

I don't really see it as a big enough deal to hide it or bring it out in the open. I play games..... so what? It's not something that is either negative or positive, it just is. I have alot of other things going for me besides that.

Now herpes, on the other hand.....

 

[gmaverick019_v1legacy]

yeah im not some hardcore gamer religious freak who has to announce to everyone what i am, and nearly all of my friends are from different "stereotypes" per say, and we all occasionally play games, i do more then my friends, but when we met/when i meet new people, its hardly ever the first thing mentioned, unless they mention it first for some odd reason then we will chat it up about games

 

[Anticitizen_Two]

I really don't care that people know I'm a gamer. I don't try to hide it. I'll only really talk about it with other gamers though, because they're the ones that'll care.

 

[RatRace123]

I don't think it would be important to bring up as a topic all on its own, just a casual aside during another conversation.
It's not like you'd go "[Deep inhale] Nancy, we've been together for a few months now... and I feel comfortable enough to tell you... I'm a gamer [sob, manly tears rolling down your cheek] Oh god hold me. It feels so good to have that out there, so good."

 

[Levitas1234]

In my school every fking prep thinks they are a gamer because they play cod mw2 and other generic 360 games.

its why i hate the 360 community and hate everything about the 360.

 

[Sangnz]

Most people will normally find out I play games at some point, normally shortly after they ask me what I get up to at home. I treat gaming as a normal part of my life no different to people harping on about cars or the latest sports event. It also helps that I tend to wear a lot of gaming T-shirts