I loved playing legoes when I was a child I usually played around 4 hours with them nonstop
I loved watching movies as a child, I especially like cartoons.
I loved reading books as a child, I usually read around 200 pages in one sitting.
I loved Handball when I was a child, I played as long as I could.
I love cooking, I usually cook as much as I want.
I like playing video games, I play around 3 hours in one sitting, sometimes less.
When they took my legoes, I sometimes cried to sleep ( I was 4-6 years old when I did that)
When the movie ended I wanted more, or when someone started talking to me in the middle of the movie, I got pissed.
When I read books (I have an overactive imagination) I forget to eat sleep, and when someone takes my book, I get out another one, and when someone talks to me, I don't hear them.
I LOVED handball, I was good at it, I played for hours with my friend, and I hated stopping.
If someone interrupted my cooking I said: GTFO, my fish is gonna burn if you bother me.
I like video games, I have no problems with someone interrupting me unless it is online play, or unless the game has no pause button. But if someone takes my controller I start reading, if someone cuts the power, then I getangry, but start cooking to calm down
This means, that if video games are cocain
Then so are legoes,
movies,
books,
Sports
and cooking.
My (scientific)conclusion is that the person who wrote that article is a attention whore or a simple idiot. Anything entertaining makes people angry if they take it away.
