Video Games

During a large part of my childhood, I was introverted. I was introverted growing up in an environment I wanted to escape.

The best way for me was playing video games. I was a big fan.

It allowed me not only to escape my reality but also to feel active and free.

It was also a very good way for me to manage my emotions; the competitive part is what I loved the most.

I would play all types of games, from NBA2K to FIFA, to the Mario games, Fortnite, and Call of Duty.

I’ve been a pretty good video game competitor. In each game I played, I reached a level that allowed me only to get outmatched by excellent players.

The games allowed me to develop my memory, reflexes, creativity, ability to work in a team, sense of strategy in the frame of a fight, patience, and resilience.

Some of the best feelings I’ve experienced as a kid are in the frame of a video game session.

Nowadays, I play some mobile games such as Clash Royale. This is for me a very strategic game, and there is a lot to talk about.

I sometimes stream my gameplay on Twitch.

But video games overall are not as important as they used to be.