User blog:Akasha1908/Are you an AGG Mangina?

I get a kick out of players who take AGG so seriously that they've somehow managed to confuse their "game life" with their "real life." At no point should your ACTUAL pride be wounded by this game. In case you've forgotten, it's not real. For example, losing a battle has no bearing on your REAL life (i.e. paying your bills, putting gas in your car, putting food on your table, etc.). Everyone rages from time to time, that's natural, but let's not get carried away. After all, no one likes a big fat Mangina... Face it, it's just not a good look. Remember, there's a difference between legitimate retaliation (be it typed in social media or settled on the AGG battlefield), and you just be whinny, sissy little b*tch. TIPS TO OVERCOME YOUR MANGINANESS

1. Man the up and stop taking everything so seriously! If you're gonna flip your sh*t every time someone in the virtual AGG world says or does something you don't like, you will be in a constant state of Manginaness FOREVER!

2.  If you find yourself transforming into a Mangina, STOP! Put the phone down and/or step away from your computer. Go find and talk to a REAL LIVE PERSON. This could be a friend or a coworker. Hell, it could even be the guy who delivers your mail or the hobo on the corner begging for money. The point is, find someone and make a flesh and blood connection! Hopefully, this will remind you that your life DOES NOT and SHOULD NOT exist solely in the virtual AGG world.

3.  This step ties into the one above. If, for some ungodly reason, you can't find someone to physically talk to, you should still try and do something to get your mind off your Manginaness. Take your dog for a walk, go for an "angry run," or find a quiet corner in your house and read a book. I assure you, any of these would be better than letting your Mangina hemorrhage all over AGG social media.

In conclusion, the sad truth is that Manginaness can strike at any time; anywhere. Even I have to check myself every once in a while. No one is immune to its effects, therefore, we all need to be cognizant of our words and actions. Keep in mind, "game pride" is different than "real pride." Real pride should be reserved for things that actually matter. Things that effect your real life (please note how many times I said the word "real"). It doesn't matter how amazing you do in this game, no one outside of this small community really cares (you all were thinking it, I just said it).