Playing games for girls is simple enough, but I have some trouble with them from time to time. There isn’t anything particularly wrong with the games themselves, but playing girl games does offer a bit of a problem.
It’s hard to pick which game to play. There are hundreds if not thousands of girl games out there to play and settling on one versus the other, even for a short afternoon session of game play can be difficult.
The games don’t let go. Once you get into a game, you tend to stay there. I can’t tell you the number of times I was going to play for five or ten minutes while I took a break only to find myself still playing an hour later. The time truly melts away.
Girl games are distracting. When I have something I need to do on the computer, it might not be nearly as fun as the girl games would be. I’ll admit that sometimes I have trouble distinguishing between what I need to do and what I want to do. In fact, I’ve been known to waste time having a lot of fun instead of getting work done. But I’m working on it.
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