heart of stone87
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there is no age limit just enjoy you'r tama.
First off 14 isn't too old to care for tamagotchi's. I started when i was 13 (the year they came out) and i'll be 24 this year and still care for them! And don't let anyone tell you that your too old for a virtual pet, lol just ask my friend who is almost 25 and just started caring for my other V4 just yesterday^-^I feel that I am too old for Tamagotchis. I am 14 years old and still play with them. I'm currently running 3. Ben (on my V4), Mark (on my V1), and Kiko (on my V3). Ben is 13, Mark is 16, and Kiko is 4. Anyways, am I too old to play with them? I feel too old but I love Tamagotchis. They are fun to play with and collect.
-C.M.
Yes i agree only if you feel your loseing intrest, theres no age limit just how long you choose to play with them..[SIZE=14pt] It doesn't matter about your age! as long as you have fun with tamagotchis, and enjoy collecting and playing with them, you dont have to worry about anything! just enjoy them as normal! [/SIZE]
^^ Well said. I get people who give me strange looks when they find out I have Tamagotchi. I always have my coworkers saying I need a man to make me stop playing with toys. Please... bring me a guy who V-pet obsessed and I might think about it. I remember I told this lady I used to play Neopets and she was looking at me like I was a three headed monster. I then told her that was when I was a teen and that I quit at 18. She then looked all relieved. o()o WTF?! Just because someone plays Neopets and is an adult doesn't make them Internet sickos people!I think it's a problem with American culture, that people assume once you are an "adult" you should stop enjoying what you liked as a kid. The reason I put quotations around the word adult, is that I know alot of adults who act an awful lot like children, even in the negative sense. I don't know why American culture tries so hard to put out this image of what is adult and what is childlike, when people would be more satisfied if they didn't have to live up to some image.