Demographics of gamers show most are in their 30s and surprisingly split pretty evenly between men and women.
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That is surprising on the even split.
Women are statistucally more likely to be "casual" gamers, and more likely to play games on mobile.
I admit that I very casually have about 600 hours in Snowrunner at the moment, and my wife has very casually completed The Witcher 3 about 500 times.
I have a family, a job I love, and I still play video games.
Believe in yourself.
Damn, this hits hard in your mid 30s.
There's nothing wrong with gaming as a hobby.
But if it's your only hobby, maybe branch out a bit? Especially if you're single. Great way to meet people and form bonds over like interests.
I don't know anyone who's only hobby is gaming who isn't single. Admittedly, my sample population is kinda skewed, but of that group I don't know anyone with a few varried hobbies who is single either.
Unless you're happy being single. No joke that's perfectly valid too.
"grown old" Never will I stop gaming. No matter my position. No matter my status.
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