I am now absolutely resenting it. When I first started I couldn't wait to get online when I got on in the morning. I literally would play all day since I'm a stay at home mom. I've seen so much of this game that I have seen marriages fall apart and men lose their kids and move 1/2 way across their country just b/c its cost them so much of their lives and lost a lot of good in game friends b/c of guild splits and dramas that go on. I use to be able to easily stay on until 2 or 3 in the morning but now I really don't care how long I stay on in fact I would rather spend time off line the online. I do however feel bad if I don't continue to play b/c of all the good relationships I do still have. Because I have spent so much time online, my personality has changed. I have become more depressed and I snap out of anger too easily. I recently took a 2 week vacation with my daughter to see some family in a different state and it felt so wonderful to not sign on and have other things to do other then play WoW. If your spouse is struggling with a WoW addiction you can try to pull the plug which usually doesn't work it just aggrevates the situation. You can also try to just wait it out. There are some WoW addicts that will burn out and just give up the game. There are other WoW players that won't ever give it up. As for me I'm slowly starting to say my goodbyes to the game and I'm hoping to start some real life activities outside of the game and believe me I need it. I don't want to live the rest of my life playing WoW. I want to start living life as it was meant to be which is not to spend a lifetime playing video games.