As a child, it is normal for you to be curious about violent games, but this issue needs to be carefully considered from multiple angles. The following are some key points, hoping to help you think more comprehensively： ### 1. **The reason for the age limit** Violent games usually have a clear age rating (such as 18+), this is because： -The brains of minors are still developing and it may be difficult to distinguish between virtual and reality -Premature exposure to extreme content may affect emotional management and value formation -Certain scenes may cause persistent restlessness or nightmares ### 2. The risks of "playing secretly" -If you violate parental regulations, it may destroy the trust relationship - Lost the opportunity to discuss game content with adults (they may help you understand the boundaries between virtual and reality) -May be exposed to extreme content that is not suitable for your psychological tolerance ### 3. **Recommendations for healthier choices** -You can try non-violent games that are rich in plot and require strategy (such as "The Legend of Zelda", "Star Dew Grain Language", etc.) - Invite friends to play cooperative games together to socialize and avoid isolation -Negotiate moderate play time with parents to show your sense of responsibility ### 4. **If you have already contacted** Don't panic too much, but you can： -Record your emotional changes (do you become irritable/anxious? ） -Talk about game content with trusted adults -Balance play time with other hobbies such as outdoor activities and reading ### 5. **Understand parents' concerns** They restrict you not to deprive you of fun, but： -Worry about affecting your social skills -Hope to protect you from psychological discomfort -Maybe you don't understand that games also have educational value It is recommended that you can take the initiative to start a dialogue with your parents: "I have noticed that some games are 18+. Why do you think this age limit is? What should I do if I encounter violent content? "This way of communication can gain their understanding better than secretly playing. Every child's mental maturity is different, and the most important thing is to learn to be self-aware-if you find that a game makes you depressed, irritable, or have nightmares, this is the body reminding you that you need to adjust. You have the right to protect your mental health, which is more important than following any "look cool" rules of the game.