Yeah the wife's fine. And tbh I love to see the way my daughter plays Roblox. They'll form a group at school then join up online while on a confernce call over the phone. The shouting is mayhem at times, but it's great to see them have fun this way.
Yeah the wife's fine. And tbh I love to see the way my daughter plays Roblox. They'll form a group at school then join up online while on a confernce call over the phone. The shouting is mayhem at times, but it's great to see them have fun this way.
I'm in my fourties. I've fought clanwars in MoHAA with my now wife. We've spent an embarrasing amount of time raiding in WoW and by now we've had servers running for Ark, Valheim and Vrising with our daughter. She's more into Roblox though..
The apparent paradox is solved by viewing tolerance as a social contract. Only those who adhere to the contract and are tolerant of others can have a claim to receive that same tolerance. Similarly those who are intolerant should have no expectation to be tolerated since they do not adhere to the social contract which should provide that tolerance.