For any guy, having a beautiful college romance is special. If that love story involves gaming, it’s even better.
Once the main character in such a story, a Wild Rift player shared: “We met back when we played League of Legends on PC. We were students then, so we often met at internet cafes. Now, because of work, we don’t get to meet like before. We switched to Wild Rift since it’s the game that brought us together.”
But reality was different: the 27-year-old guy works in construction in Yen Bai, while his girlfriend moved to Hanoi to become a school teacher. The distance meant they rarely met, chatting mostly through the game or phone. Hoping to take things further, before Tet he planned to visit her family and meet her parents. However, the plan fell apart when she said his name was the same as her father’s, so her family wouldn’t accept it. She said it would be taboo to continue the relationship.
“In this day and age, people still think like that? I tried to reason with her and find solutions, but she insisted it was impossible unless I changed my name!!?? We fought over it and haven’t spoken since Tet.”
“Recently, I found out she’s been seeing a guy two years younger. They play games and chat every night. On Valentine’s Day, they even joined a couples tournament and changed their couple name together. When I asked, she said he’s just a friend. What should I do? I still have strong feelings for her…” he shared.
Most netizens think that instead of trying to solve the family’s “challenge,” her unreasonable demand that he change his name shows she’s not serious about the relationship. Many advised him to end things and move on to someone better and more understanding.
If you love someone, you find a way. If not, you find an excuse. Just let go!
Don’t post personal stuff online, it only makes things messier.
Breaking up early means less pain. Stop being sad and start loving someone new.
Just stream about it to Luon Cao Bang and solve it like a game!
The post was made from a “clone” Facebook account to avoid being recognized by acquaintances. This means the story’s truthfulness can’t be fully verified and might just be a clickbait joke. Still, it’s drawing a lot of attention online.
