I am writing about a person’s article namely on the halo 2 and boyfriends. I found her article though a website called halo.bungie.org. I read the article and could see why she would be angry but I don’t think her anger should be pointed out at a video game. Sure her boyfriend plays it, and ignores her (might there be a reason?) but is it making him play? No? The choice is up to her obviously halo-addicted boyfriend. I am 15, play halo, am not addicted, and have two girlfriends (only one played halo(and she was three years older than me)) do I spend my time playing halo 2 on live? No, I actually play less because I am doing things with her(wether in real life or online in chatting). Just put the blame where it is supposed to be, not everyone will put off their loved ones for halo, I am a sophmore in highschool and know that, why can’t she? Boyfriend addicted?