1. Crumbling Relationships
I’m not going to say keeping up with my relationships has been easy since I started playing. The amount of fights I’ve gotten into because my boyfriend played Fog…it’s just too many to count. I seriously hate that card. My friends and family beg for me to not get upset when someone clones my commander, forcing him back into the commander zone. I try to hold in my fury, but I can’t. I’m just way too competitive.
I have a thirst for blood, which can only be satisfied by sending in ten 2/2 zombie creature tokens at them. I’m not well liked.
2. Neglecting Work
During the middle of this article, while looking for pictures to post I actually got side tracked because I found a card I wanted for one of my decks. I kid you not. Seriously, thirty extra minutes for this Ajani Goldmane card featured to the left.
3. Dwindling Funds
Oh, a 10 cent card won’t hurt. I can definitely afford that $1.50 legendary card. Maybe I can get a few more cards. WRONG! That 10 cent card turns into my entire paycheck if I’m not careful. Trips to the gaming store become day long events and result in me spending about 50 dollars on Magic cards. The madness just never ends. I am now starting to budget part of my paycheck for Magic cards. I’m starting to pick which bills have the lowest late fee and calculate if I’m getting the right amount of nutrients because all I can afford is ramen noodles.
I’m losing control of my life. If there was a 13 step program for getting off Magic, I’d join it in a heartbeat. On second thought, a new expansion is about to be released.
Of course, I’m not going to quit playing Magic any time soon. I’m starting to get the hang of it and there is nothing better than opening a fresh booster pack. Seriously, guys, it’s better than huffing permanent markers.
