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These men are grown and IMO have achieved a lot, having some fun will not necessarily undo all they have accomplished.
Peace!
They are grown, which is why they can only make the decision themselves. I just believe in hearing what someone older has to say on making better life choices.
You say necessarily because is it known that particular types of "fun" can very well undo any achievement a person has worked hard for?
Yeah, I do have plenty of games, and I do know many call it unnecessary, and I, myself, thought for some time the same which is why I abstained from it for awhile, but since my gaming consoles are old, buying a 3rd for when the other breaks down hardly makes me overdoing it, I believe, but just smart thinking ahead.
(And when someone older did say I should limit how much I played, I listened because as hard as I (felt I) was working; it would have eventually cut into that.)
I don't go by others standards of fun, but I do like to use my head on which types of fun can altogether amount to a killjoy for the priorities in my life.