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i feel good after leaving games. U get gfs too. U need communication skills. Go gym, have confidence. Good luck

You can have all that even if you play games bro. Don't blame your bad communication and social skills on samp

Playing Games wouldn't affect you from such things you can do a lil play and go out but the problem is some people would just over play it like they are addicted to the game. No one said playing the game for 30 mins - 1 hour a day is a problem but playing for 3 hours+ straight that is the kind of people that need to go out and feel the wind outside have fun and look for other hobbies because sitting down infront of a screen for hours is not normal.

Guess what, nobody cares about your opinion.

Veteran950 wrote:
https://mikescnr.com/forum/index.php/topic,25986.msg125153.html#msg125153


i feel good after leaving games. U get gfs too. U need communication skills. Go gym, have confidence. Good luck

Tell it to mario flores

Thank you Veteran950, I quit playing SAMP and now my hair have grown back. My bank accounts are maxed out and my net worth finally matches my chromosomes count. I have also obtained celestial girlfriends when they heard that I no longer play SAMP.

hi veteran

Quitting SAMP completely changed my life. Freeing myself from the screen gave me the drive to finally launch my dream business, which has since exceeded every expectation. My net worth has grown by over $53 million, and my company now ranks among the top performers in the country. Next year, I plan to take that momentum into the mayoral elections. None of this would have been possible if I had stayed chained to my monitor 24/7.

s1mple wrote:
Quitting SAMP completely changed my life. Freeing myself from the screen gave me the drive to finally launch my dream business, which has since exceeded every expectation. My net worth has grown by over $53 million, and my company now ranks among the top performers in the country. Next year, I plan to take that momentum into the mayoral elections. None of this would have been possible if I had stayed chained to my monitor 24/7.

mcnr was the big steel chain that was holding me and my dreams to become reality, now i can tell to everyone "i made It, the Dreams has come true" and It couldnt never happen if i hadnt broke those chains, now Life keep smiling at me and i feel blessed and i wont waste this opportunity

🙏

Damn Everyone here is replying with their own wishes

Leaving SAMP behind gave me a chance to really live again. Without spending every night glued to the screen, I had the time and energy to chase my real goals. I started a small business with nothing but an idea, and over time it grew into something bigger than I ever imagined. It’s not just about the numbers or recognition, it’s about the people I’ve met, the jobs created, and the freedom I feel every day. Looking back, I realize none of this would have happened if I hadn’t chosen to log off.

typtics wrote:
Leaving SAMP behind gave me a chance to really live again. Without spending every night glued to the screen, I had the time and energy to chase my real goals. I started a small business with nothing but an idea, and over time it grew into something bigger than I ever imagined. It’s not just about the numbers or recognition, it’s about the people I’ve met, the jobs created, and the freedom I feel every day. Looking back, I realize none of this would have happened if I hadn’t chosen to log off.

this Is the kind of stories that makes me cry and think that we all are able to reach our goals and achieve out objectives no matter what, no matter the risk we all can !!!

Since I abandoned the pixelated chaos of SAMP, life has unfolded into something truly exquisite. My bank account speaks fluently in six figures, my physique is sculpted like a Renaissance statue, and my girlfriend? A goddess with taste refined enough to appreciate the man I’ve become. While others are still chasing virtual clout, I’ve ascended—mentally, physically, and financially. Quitting the game wasn’t just a choice; it was the catalyst for evolution. Some play life like it’s a server. I live it like I own it.

Quitting SAMP was the reset my life needed. Once I stepped away from the endless grind behind the monitor, I finally found the drive to build my dream business. That decision led to a company that has grown beyond all expectations, employing hundreds and standing among the top performers in the nation. Now, I’m channeling that same momentum into expanding globally, with plans to open branches overseas next year. None of this would have happened if I had stayed stuck in the game.