I'm a real fan of GTA 5, I played it with a buddy in first grade and loved it straight away! Along with Minecraft, it was my absolute favorite game throughout my primary school years. However, I was never allowed to play it. In fifth grade I had a buddy who I was with every day, guess what we were playing all the time. GTA 5 of course what else lol.
In 6th grade I got my own PC and I discovered the power of PaySafe cards. Without hesitation, of course, I immediately bought the game using a PaySafe card and started playing.
Here comes the stupid part:
I actually play the game every day with my friends (I'm 8th grade now) and we have a lot of fun. My father also knows that I play it and that doesn't bother him, he doesn't tell my mother either. But my problem is that I'm always totally relaxed because my mom could catch me playing it. I can understand that she doesn't like the game because of the blood and the guns and all.
But she doesn't see the game the way I see it: For me, GTA 5 is a game in which I can do the funniest and craziest things with my friends, e.g. Fight with a submarine or skydiving, do motocross stunts on mount chiliad and so on. My mother just focuses on the fact that in the game you kill people and you splash blood.
How can I get her to allow me And if she allows it, how should I teach her that I have been actively playing the game for 2 years?
I'm not entirely sure that you (on my father's side) play GTA5 unsupervised in 6th grade. Admittedly, I play every 2 weeks with my father on his PC and the game is cool, but it's 2 years to play actively and that behind your mother's back. I'm sorry, but I would sell the PC on eBay the same day I find out. You have to be aware that this is not cool. Maybe you can show her how you play it.
If it has something to do with friends then it's only half bad
Tell her when she's in a good mood
3. Get a rough idea of what you're doing and what you're playing it for
PS: I use airships I find them super cool in GTA (or heli)
I actually think it's a good argument that I've been playing it for a long time, because my mom often makes the argument that it lowers my inhibitions, which I partially understand. But I wouldn't actually call myself unfriendly and not violent at all. Maybe she can see that despite this game, I'm a good person
