The Art of Warcraft

okay, so i have to go on about WoW. i have posted nonstop about other things and now i have to post about the ting that has gotten me through/over many occasions and feelings. it has also had it's fair list of cons as well. World of Warcraft is stereotypically a "guy thing" but i'm sorry douchebags, i PvP like a BOSS. just so you know, i'm FTH and if you are an ally, gtfo. currently i am a lvl 83 Blood-Elf Frost Mage. a kitty, yes. i bought cata as a collector's and i have all the box sets. i have merch and i'm ready to yell at any fat ally dude out there that wants to say that the Horde sucks. 


What WoW has helped me through:

• a summer
• during the summer of '10, i wasn't really going 'out'. i sat at home and played WoW with my friend Alec. [for those who use vent, that's cool, but i enjoy Skype] we skyped from 12pm to 3am. day in, day out. how saddening.
• sophomore year
• my then boyfriend, Corey, got a job and really didn't have time for me. i played WoW to keep myself from thinking that my own boyfriend didn't want to talk to me.

Cons of WoW:

• Yes, WoW steals your soul.
• Costly, i'm a broke teenager. Blizzard merch is expensive
• a break-up
• when corey broke up with me, we are Real ID friends, and i couldn't go online with the threat he, or our mutual friends, being online.

in all consideration, i still play. but, i refuse to let myself get fat or acne ridden as Eric Cartman did. by the way, thanks guys for all that publicity. but i am whole heartedly a WoW nerd.  because, live or die... Lok'tar Ogar!