Do you know how to survive in the World of Warcraft? If no, you can follow with us because we will mainly touch upon the steps how to survive being a Wow Widow with your relationship intact.
   First of all, you need to realize that you are not alone. There are over 10 million players whom play World of Warcraft as of last year. That's half the size of Australia. If even half of those people have significant others, you are in good company- there's even a World of Warcraft Widows group on Face book.
   Second, it helps to have a sense of humor. Things really could be worse- at least they're not participating in anything illegal or obscene, right? WoW is simply a form of entertainment that they can enjoy and you'll always know where to find them.
     There is a gamer logging on at Night learn a little about World of Warcraft. Have them show you the basics, maybe even create a character or two. Name it something like "my wife" or "the ball and chain". When you know more about the game, your eyes won't glaze over when they talk about their new mount, how much copper they mined, or how their guild just defeated some members of the Horde. Some of the realms are quite stunning, and the music is pretty good, too! Most of all, they'll appreciate you showing an interest in something they enjoy.
Thirdly, you can encourage them to play. Yes, you read that right. To be honest, you can work hard all day and feel that they deserve some time to themselves to unwind and they love playing Wow so much, it is rally hard for you to deny them that instead of making them feel guilty for playing. You may found out that when you started letting them play, them actually played for shorter periods of time so that they were able to spend more time with you.
   Fourthly, guide night even goes on the Calendar Set up a "Guild Night". This is one night a week that they get together with their friends to complete quests together. They play for a few hours uninterrupted and when they logs off they are a happy camper, ready to do anything you want for awhile.
   Fifthly, you have the ability to leave them alone. This isn't the time to try to have a meaningful, heart-to-heart conversation. The most you'll get out of them once they're deep into Wow is a grunt, and a few "uh-huhs". Save your thoughts for when they're done and are better able to focus on what you want to talk about. Again, after they've had their Wow fix, they'll be more willing and able to listen and respond. 
   The last one is that you can get a life. Find a hobby to keep you occupied while they are off in their own world. For instance, you could sit and knit for hours on end while you are playing Wow, this is knitting you can utilize. It's healthy for us to have some time to ourselves, off in our own little worlds, recharging our batteries. We both get to do something we love, and everyone wins. You'll find that you appreciate each other more!
   Though aforementioned discussion, we best hope that you can get the hang of surviving in the Wow without difficulties. Remember that these steps come in handy sooner or later so you should pay more attention.