It's Not Too Late.

Hey fellow VLR.ggers,

I wanted to share my personal journey of how quitting Valorant completely transformed my life, and I hope my story can inspire some of you who might be in a similar situation.

A little over a year ago, I was deep into Valorant. I had reached the Immortal rank, poured over 750+ hours into the game, and it had taken over my life. At first, it was thrilling and fun - the competitive nature of the game was intoxicating. But as time went on, I started to notice a dark side emerging.

Valorant had begun to affect my mental health and personal relationships. I was becoming increasingly irritable, and the game was responsible for my anger issues, which I would sometimes unleash on my girlfriend. I found myself prioritizing it over everything else, neglecting my responsibilities, and even my own well-being.

Then, one day, it hit me. I realized that I had allowed a video game to control me, to the point where it was negatively impacting my life in significant ways. That's when I made the difficult decision to quit Valorant for good.

The change was profound. As the hours I used to spend gaming were redirected toward self-improvement, I rediscovered the things I loved outside of the virtual world. I picked up hobbies I had neglected, started exercising regularly, and rekindled my passion for reading and music. Slowly but surely, I felt a sense of calm returning to my life.

The most significant change was in my relationship with my girlfriend. As I distanced myself from Valorant, I was able to address my anger issues head-on. I sought therapy to understand and manage my emotions better. My girlfriend noticed the difference in me and appreciated my commitment to self-improvement. Our relationship grew stronger, and we found ourselves in a much healthier and happier place.

Today, I can confidently say that quitting Valorant was one of the best decisions I've ever made. My life has improved in so many ways. I'm more in control of my emotions, I have healthier relationships, and I'm genuinely happier.

If you're in a similar situation, where a video game or any other addiction is negatively impacting your life, know that change is possible. It might be difficult, but it's worth it. Take that first step towards a healthier and more balanced life, and you'll be amazed at the positive transformation it can bring.

Thanks for reading, and remember, there's a whole world out there beyond the screen waiting for you to explore.

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someone post the ardiss copy pasta

i will prob quit val after i reach asc or immo

Hey femllow VLR.ggers, Im wamnted to sharem my persomnal journeym of how quimtting Vamlorant complemtely tramnsformed my limfe, and I hope my storym can imnspire some of you who mimght be in a simimlar simtuamtion. A limttle over a year ago, I was deep into Vamlorant. I had reamched the Immortaml ramnk, pouremd over 750+ hours into the gamem, and it had tamken over my limfe. At first, it was thrimlling and fun - the compemtitive namture of the game was imntomxicating. But as time went on, I startemd to nomtice a dark side emergimng. Vamlorant had bemgun to amffect my memntal heamlth and persomnal remlamtionships. I was bemcoming imncreasingly imrritable, and the game was remsponsible for my amnger imssues, whimch I woumld somemtimes umnleash on my girlfriemnd. I foumnd mymself priorimtizing it over emverything emlse, nemglecting my remspomnsibilities, and even my own wemll-beimng. Then, one day, it hit me. I reamlized that I had amllowed a vimdeo game to comntrol me, to the poimnt wherem it was nemgatively impamcting my life in simgnificant wayms. Thamt's when I made the dimfficult demcision to quit Vamlorant for goomd. The chamnge was promfound. As the hours I used to spemnd gamimng were remdirected tomward semlf-impromvement, I remdiscovered the thimngs I lomved oumtside of the virtuaml world. I pimcked up hombbies I had nemglected, startemd emxercising remgularly, and remkindled my pamssion for reamding and mumsic. Slomwly but suremly, I felt a semnse of calm remturning to my limfe. The most simgnificant chamnge was in my remlationship with my girlfriemnd. As I dimstanced mymself from Vamlorant, I was able to amddress my amnger imssues heamd-on. I soumght therampy to umnderstand and mamnage my emomtions bemtter. My girlfriemnd nomticed the dimfference in me and amppreciated my commimtment to semlf-impromvement. Our remlationship grew stromnger, and we foumnd oursemlves in a much heamlthier and hamppier plamcem. Today, I can comnfidently say that quimtting Vamlorant was one of the best demcisions I've ever mamde. My life has impromved in so many wayms. I'm more in comntrol of my emomtions, I have heamlthier remlamtionships, and I'm gemnuinely hamppier. If youm're in a simimlar simtuation, wherem a vimdeo game or any omther amddiction is nemgatively impamcting your limfe, know that chamnge is pomssible. It mimght be dimfficult, but it's worthm it. Take that first step tomwards a heamlthier and more bamlanced limfe, and youm'll be amamzed at the pomsitive tramnsformamtion it can brimng. Thamnks for reamding, and remember, therem's a whomle world out therem beyomnd the screemn waimting for you to emxplore.

i quit competitive valorant months ago. i just play casually now

So what do u play now?

just quit any video game get some breath life better
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blud made up a whole story using chatgpt

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