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Pokémon Go is already ruining everyone's relationships
For those of you who’ve missed it, the new Pokémon Go game is the hottest thing around right now. And like every gaming widow knows, that means bad news for your relationship.
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Just days after its release on July 6th, the virtual reality game which sees users tracking and capturing Pokémon as they appear in the real world, has seen people become insanely obsessed with the game.
That means falling over, getting mugged, catching Pokémon while their partner is trying to give birth – and ditching their significant others to go hunting.
And Pokémon Go widows aren’t happy.
Hey #PokemonGo - thanks for stealing my boyfriend. I HOPE YOU'RE VERY HAPPY TOGETHER.
👾🔫 pic.twitter.com/vjZbm2Mdfk— bennettboy_ (@bennettboy_) July 9, 2016
my boyfriend said "Catch 'em all" instead of "I love you" when he dropped me off at work this morning... #PokemonGo
— Tabares-Zamaro (@fernieee_) July 7, 2016
Like literally have gotten zero attention he's just glued to his Pokemon go.
Pokemon > me I guess.— ToriSlaysDragons✨✨ (@1pastyprincess) July 9, 2016
My boyfriend was an hour late because he stopped at a park on the way over to play #pokemonGO
— lo (@inlovewithdalo) July 8, 2016
Watched a man leave his girlfriend at the dog park because she was too busy playing #PokemonGo 😂😂
— The Madge Show (@MahDuhLyn) July 12, 2016
According to Similar Web, gamers are playing for 43 minutes each day on average (higher than Whatsapp, Instagram, Snapchat and Messenger) with 60 percent of downloaders using it daily.
Single? You’ve just hit another speed bump on the road to love, with reports just a day after its release Pokémon Go is more popular than Tinder with the game installed on more US Android phones than the dating app.
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