If theres one word that comes to mind when anyone thinks of gamers as potential lovers, it's lazy. This is probably one of the unfairest assumptions going, and a completely unfounded stereotype that would be crushed in reality if those who have experienced a blissful relationship with a gamer would speak up - but they're just far too content to argue. Sad but true, real gaming gets one of the worst reputations out of all hobbies, as according to popular opinion if you find yourself in a relationship with a gamer you wont be able to get their attention for one minute; they'll stay hidden in their bedroom (or basement) all day, have low social skills and basically have their entire life completely absorbed in their hobby. Really though? We're yet to see any evidence of these traits belonging to the majority of gamers, especially now. Another more than familiar accusation is that video games actually make players violent and aggressive. This could not be further from the truth as seasoned gamers are goal-orientated, sociable souls, having a very quick reaction time to any given situation. It's about time we stood up and let facts be facts that gamers actually make very good potential partners. Here are just a few examples to prove this point