The rageful shrieking of American teenagers in post-match Gears of War 2 last night seems to correlate your claims.Lullabye said:I heard somewhere(maybe here) that playing xbox live causes young teens and men to release a series of chemicals that is the basic male equivalent of pms.
I know winning can release Testosterone.Lullabye said:I heard somewhere(maybe here) that playing xbox live causes young teens and men to release a series of chemicals that is the basic male equivalent of pms.
I know men can't really pms thats y i said "the equivalent". Also games can be the trigger. When killing shit in RE5 I can feel my BP spiking.tenny20ca said:I know winning can release Testosterone.Lullabye said:I heard somewhere(maybe here) that playing xbox live causes young teens and men to release a series of chemicals that is the basic male equivalent of pms.
http://cogprints.org/630/0/Pong.html
But I haven't heard of PMS in men caused by video games. Men may experience simular symptoms but I don't think games are a trigger.
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-13094283-details/Study+shows+men+also+suffer+from+PMS/article.do
ummm I'm no doctor but I'm pretty sure PMS is caused by hormone changes over the month. And it's symptoms include more then just your BP spike.Lullabye said:I know men can't really pms thats y i said "the equivalent". Also games can be the trigger. When killing shit in RE5 I can feel my BP spiking.tenny20ca said:I know winning can release Testosterone.Lullabye said:I heard somewhere(maybe here) that playing xbox live causes young teens and men to release a series of chemicals that is the basic male equivalent of pms.
http://cogprints.org/630/0/Pong.html
But I haven't heard of PMS in men caused by video games. Men may experience simular symptoms but I don't think games are a trigger.
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-13094283-details/Study+shows+men+also+suffer+from+PMS/article.do
Lullabye said:I've experienced withdrawalsymptoms. I got grounded for 6 months, by the third month I was trying to convince myself not to pick up a knife and stab everyone because they are soo stupid.......I think games are my stress release....
Interesting thing is that my parents often try and remove my xbox because they believe to have an addiction, now at 17 they've kind of given up, but what I find interesting is that I do experience "withdrawal" symptoms, not from a lack of playing my xbox, but when they resorted to removing the modem. When I lost my ability to talk, not only, to my XBL friends, but lost my msn, myspace, facebook, forumsand everything which requires internet to work. That was when I began to climb the walls, it got to the point where I racked up a $1700 phone bill on txts, calls and internet use (I have an iPhone) and my parents finally gave in and returned the modem. But it got me thinking, I'm not addicted to my xbox, what I need (when I am at home, when I'm out I don't need it at all) is the ability to communicate with my friends, even if I don't use it and just let it sit there I feel better having it on.Lullabye said:I heard somewhere(maybe here) that playing xbox live causes young teens and men to release a series of chemicals that is the basic male equivalent of pms.