Quote: Original post by mikeman
27 yrs old, never had, and it's very improbable that I'll ever have.

I seriously doubt its because I'm a game programmer(if I can call myself that, I'm just amateur) though, it's got to do with my looks and personality. Both not very girl-friendly :P

Glad to see so many gamedevvers have normal and happy love lives though!

Did you go to college?

Quote: Original post by CodaKiller
Wondering, are you on the same page as far as religion goes?

Quote: Original post by CodaKiller
Did you go to college?

I gotta say, I don't understand your line of questioning. What are you trying to find out, exactly?

As for me, happily married for the past 3 years.

My g.f is a game programmer. We can actually talk about work to each other without zoning out ;)

Married almost 10 years, 3 kids. I don't often game anymore, it kind of comes in waves. I'm trying to turn an idea that I've had for many years into a game though. That's why I'm here :)

Quote: Original post by borngamer
I have a wife I've been married to for almost 13 years and I have two daughters. Up until recently my wife could barely launch a spreadsheet let alone play games.

She isn't a gamer and I usually play games when she is sleeping.

I currently don't have a girlfriend though and I blame it completely on my gaming habit and not the fact that I'm married :)

John

That's so wrong that I actually like it :)

I married my gf of over 10 years last august. She's not much into games (although I recently bought her a wii and she likes that).

As far as religion goes, I'm what you might call a "militant atheist" [wink] whereas she's "just not that religious, but still probably believes in god".

IMHO, women who aren't into games don't really care either way if you're a gamer, as long it doesn't rule your life. But that can be said of any hobby.

The vast majority of people at my workplace are either in a relationship, engaged, or married. We're a medium sized game development company (around 70 employees, almost all male).

As for ME, I prefer being single. I had my fill of people nagging me to do stuff I didn't want to do when I was growing up (especially while I was busy learning how to program), and now that I live by myself, I love not having to deal with that anymore. Maybe I'll change my outlook eventually, but not anytime soon.

Every time

Quote: slayemin:
There's a problem with the original post. It's pretty much a survey which falls victim to self-selection bias.

I'll attempt to correct this.

I'm available!

OP, maybe this is your problem.