Haha, that would've served ME right in my Tama abusing days! (Read it to find out what I'm talking about). You can probably relate to that story if you used to kill/abuse Tamas, although what might have stopped YOU wouldn't be as dramatic as that. What stopped ME was listening to this one song again and again and again and I remember this one line: "If you were to kill me now right here I would still look you in the eye", and I guess my Tamas were like that, because I can remember pretty much every single Tama I killed, even if it didn't have a name. I'm listening to that song now actually. I told my mom I felt it was like my Tamas were singing the song, but she didn't get the point; she never does when I say anything about Tamas or TamaTalk. So ever since then, I've stopped killing Tamas and almost totally stopped resetting them. Oops, this is getting really long, plus I need to update my log!
actually once it gets to be 99 pounds and it's fat just go to the medicine icon and click on it.
My mom is the youngest of several children, so when my counsins do see me (not often, most of them live in London) they're not 5 year olds, they're mostly at least 6 years older than me, and my dad is the youngest of his siblings too, so I'm lucky I don't have any 6 year old cousins. I do have a 1 year old second cousin though. But as if she's going to even touch my Tama!They weren't Tamagotchis, but they were some type of virtual pet that I really enjoyed having. I let my 6 year old cousin play with them and saw him trying to hit the reset button in the back. I said "Don't do that..." and his mom get really mad and said "DO YOU WANT HIM TO JUST PUT IT DOWN? HUH?" and at that point I felt really bad because I wanted to let him play with them, so I said no. His mom said "WELL THEN LET HIM DO WHAT HE WANTS TO." so I lost my two pets because he reset them. That's why I don't let people see my Tamagotchis now.
) we were putting them in our milk cups and taking them out.
That's what I did when I was younger and had to babysit haha.
Just give them another VPet (something old and completely useless) or a fake or something, and let them ruin it, it's useless anyway. I have ventured away from Tamas in my 5 years of VPet collecting, and I have several bad quality VPets that are basically failed copies of Tamagotchi.Well. I don't think I've ever purposly done anything bad to a tama. But I've been a tama/vpet owner for over 15 years...back when I was still in grade school I would clip them to my jeans and whenever I'd fall off my bike etc they would get so scratched up. I even broke a screen off of my nano double from crashing into another bikerider haha. Oh to be little. Now that I'm in my twenties it's much easier to take care of them. Plus I'm a meanie, whenever kids ask to play them I say no. The only ones that are lucky enough to touch one are on a short leash because I keep mine all attached to each other and I hang on to one
Hey these are collector's items! You have to be careful so they don't get ruined. What I'd suggest is if you know you're going to be around kids that are going to ask and ask and ask just say no. It's easy, and you don't have to be mean about it. Just keep saying not right now, and then change the subject. That's worked for years for me!!! Or connect your tamas like I do by the chains so they won't go far from you and just connect them to play a game or something and let the little ones watch. They're jsut curious, that's all. You might start a new generation of vpet lovers haha I did! A little cousin of my husband wanted to play mine all the time so I bought her one of her own
but I always talk to them like that for some reason... Oh be quiet Katia! I can't refill half of your Happiness bar right now! Just be quiet! Katia: ;________; oh all right... *plays with obsessively for ten minutes* but this one time I had just gotten my iDL a week ago and I left it at home when we went sightseeing to SanFran, I felt so horrible because we were gone for hours. And when I got back my tama had somehow evolved into a Lavulitchi, but she was really sick. -____- That and I let my three year old sister hold my v2 and she threw it across the room my reaction was: Nouuuuuuuu..... T_T. but the v2 is fine now :]. uhhhhhh... yeah, that's it, bye!
nobody really pays any attention to them anyway, except when it beeps or i make it use an item and show my little cousins who watch it like this: O_O
Now I really want to find them!
. Then yesterday, i finaly decided to put batteries in my tamago even if it had some errors.then, a miracle happend.... 
