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Retweet if #WorldofWarcraft has ever :
Helped with your depression or mental illness
Been a place you found lasting friendships or even a partner
Introduced you to people in other states or countries
Improved your communication skills and teamwork
Inspired you
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I see we've been on the same server, of sorts. /salute
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If it counts to you, that's all that really matters.
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When I did my WoW comic, I got an email from someone telling me they had been depressed for days and my comic made them laugh for the first time in a long time.
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When I played WoW, it increased my depression, made me feel more isolated, and cost far more money then it was worth.
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I'm sorry this was your experience of the game, I can understand how that could happen, people can be very selfish and nasty to others and that could increase someone's feelings of depression and isolation. Just know, not all players are like that.
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How about caused you to *lose* a partner?
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Nop. But wow has contributed to making my depression worse.
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