You're definately not alone brutha! I'm almost 40, married and work full time, along with some side work. I never let Skyrim interfere with my marriage but I'm always thinking about playing or some new ideas to try out for the next time I play. I too am also somewhat of a hermit. And now that the seasons are changing I definately see myself staying inside even more....lol
Even when I'm at work I post here, to at least get some of a Skyrim fix.

Ha. No joke about the forum. It certainly doesn't help with my addiction. All is back to normal tonight. Sitting on a beanbag having another Skyrim session. But it's hard tonight. I was hungover all day after drinking half a bottle of scotch last night. And it didn't help things that I wolfed down at least 30 mussels for dinner (picked from the shore not far from my home). I'm pretty tired... though there's a can of cider calling my name.

Stepping out that front door cost money. Cheaper to stay home and play computer and video games.

What? to just go for a walk (or a jog) in the park? lol... don't sit in front of the screen untill your eyes go funny..lol.. but yeah, its true. Cheaper to stay in and have a good session of skyrim..only cost is the electricity..

I have stopped playing GTA V for today and do plan on not playing it for a while. On the other hand, I am back at playing Skyrim :irked:

*SOS, I need HELP!*

I have absolutely zero interest in GTA. I never plan to buy any of those games in my lifetime. So I guess I am stuck with Elder Scrolls addiction.

Why?

Yep, 3rd person view svcks imo..skyrim addiction is fine by me...lol...

One, going on vacation very soon. Two, Skyrim is still that addicting. Finally, three, GTA lacks choices (RPing). However, I plan a second playthrough of GTA V, mainly for making $ for the protagonists and go through the quest line again, but does not have that replay value of Skyrim, imo.

Same. If I'm to rest from Skyrim, I go play Minecraft

I seriously can't imagine what life would be like with both GTA V and Skyrim on the table. Lol. But GTA is story-driven and, no matter how many times you play it, you're the same character(s) with the same set of goals. That's what sets Skyrim (and the rest of TES) apart. I have a small library of "go-to" games that I never get bored of. Most of them are Bethesda and Rockstar.