Happy all the time
When we watch a movie, it becomes evident that there is a distinct separation between us and the characters portrayed on the screen. However, despite this separation, we still establish a connection with these characters and experience the emotions they convey. In a sense, we identify with them, momentarily forgetting our own separate existence. But, we can easily regain our sense of self by simply remembering who we are, thus relieving ourselves from the emotions projected by the characters. The same applies to video games, especially those that involve battles. We become so engrossed in them that we lose sight of our true identity and become one with the character on the screen. We take on all of its challenges as our own, feeling our heart race and perspiration forming. We embrace its pleasures as if they were our own, experiencing a sense of exhilaration as if we were floating in the sky. However, all of this dissipates once the video game stops or we remember our true selves....