Hey no worries I don't mean to be stingy I just am kind of staying away from System wars because it's always the same kind of discussions there and it's cool to be on neutral gound here but I know where you're coming from it's cool.....I actually agree I don't think many *** games would come to Xbox One, I mean there were a few on the 360 I guess like that weird shooter than came a few years back, forgot what it is called....but based on Xbox One announcement don't see it as a big home for *** titles, not this year anyways
I am fine with the fact that not as many japanese games might not come to the X1... I dont really care for many of them, which is why I prefer the X1. I mean if there is plenty of japanese games to choose from on the xbox then its more the merrier I say!
Never say never my friend! there are plenty of avenues you can try to start to become more of a social person. You mention that you have cancer, is there any cancer support groups you could go to? This not only would be a good social situation but you would be able to get support from others and have something in common, to which you could talk about your experiences etc.
I no longer have cancer, I have been cancer free since just before I was two years old. All I have now are the long term side effects of dosing a one year old baby with radiation and chemotherapy for close to eleven months.
EDIT: And if you are wondering how cancer/treatment as an infant relates to becoming confined to a wheelchair at 10, the cancer itself and the radiation treatment caused a lot of damage to the bone of my pelvis and femurs, especially on my right side. With time osteonecrosis set in and the bone continued to decay to the point where the top of my right femur had almost completely dissolved.
I am pretty sure that cancer support groups also include people who have beaten cancer... Its just one option, there are plenty of other community groups that may provide the opportunity to be social with others... trying to find something in common with people is a great way to start conversations, so If you find something that you are interested in or are really good at, then try finding the groups of people that have the same interests as you.
Never say never my friend! there are plenty of avenues you can try to start to become more of a social person. You mention that you have cancer, is there any cancer support groups you could go to? This not only would be a good social situation but you would be able to get support from others and have something in common, to which you could talk about your experiences etc.
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