>>712954542 (OP)Truthfully, no. I've played with online friends for years, and I have a lot of relatives and talk with some of my cousins regularly. They're all married and have kids, I know they won't change in their vidya behavior, but they aren't lonely either. They have someone they can touch and kiss, that gives such in return. We are inevitably social creatures and we must go out and interact with actual eyeballs from someone that smells and looks human. Companionship is a great solution, but the hard truth is you have to be friends with yourself first to succeed. Knowing that you lay in bed all day, doomscrolling, playing video games excessively is recognizing the problem, but not solving it. Motivation is artificial, but discipline is crucial. Find a passion that isn't video games so you can grow more spiritually, and one that allows you to meet new people.