Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Halo+Friends=Escape From Reality
There are some times in my life where I feel like i don't have any control over anything. I only ever feel like this after something I had been hoping to happen, doesn't happen. That feel of defeat that seems to take it's time to catch up to your thoughts, while you stand there in shock, mind blank. I wouldn't say that during these instances that I am depressed, but merely discontent. Meaning, that I, for a short period of time, look at life as something that I am forced to endure, rather than something that I choose to partake in. Seeing as how I am a teenager-the time when people usually become quite used to angst-it is normal for me to feel trapped. The only thing that seems to level my head is playing Halo. As ridiculous as it sounds, this video game takes me completely away from reality. Organizing a coordinated attack on an enemy's base in an attempt to "capture the flag" sets the bar for concentration so high, that I am completely cured of my dissatisfaction with life almost instantly. This example is just one of the many quality escapism opportunities that Halo provides. Another being that, using the headset included with the purchase of an Xbox 360, you can talk to your friend while yo play. I don't even know where to start with my friends. They are family to me. The best moments in my life are with my friends and I would not trade them for anybody else. With that being said, my friends are another way for me to escape my problems. I am extremely grateful to have to so many ways to get away. Hopefully life will continue to be so curable.
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