After 30 Days of Marapets : So I was supposed to get the 2.2 million MP from the Shop Till

I was around 2.5 million MP with 3.5 million saved in the bank from the last blog update, and I earned some with the games, while spent a bit more, but not by much. Then I read in the instruction guides online that I was supposed to get the profits from my shop in the shop till, huh? So I withdrew the money and got around 5 million MP in total now. I realized the sales part of Marapets recently either. It seemed people did buy my stuff, but I just didn't pay attention much to certain items disappearing. Wow, I really need to look up more guides online for this game to get it. Oh well, at least I have more MP now.

I actually decided to take a break from making my pets go through gym, the elite gym, school, and university. I don't know why, but it just tires me out having to click around each hour or more for something, and I know that will make me have to wait to progress to level 16 later on, but oh well.

I figured I just didn't want to make this game into another type of work, you know, and get overly competitive. I'm fine with people who take this game more seriously than how I'm going about this game more casually, none of my business if it makes you happy, but I have other stuff in my life I want to do, I guess. So I just stuck with what I liked about the game and didn't spend much other than for making sure on being responsible for my pets' hunger, thirst and happiness stats. I just spent much of this period playing the games each day.

I heard before that it's not always helpful to try to master every hobby if your heart is not into it on that level. That it's okay if you're not super talented on every interest, or that every interest has to be useful in some way and will make you a living now or when you grow up. It's okay. I just remember that type of advice. Hobbies are for leisure, after all. To relax. Passions are more of the things you really want to master because you enjoy mastering it, but this game is not what I would call a "passion," for me, so I guess here is where it is for now. Even with passions, you don't need to be number one in everything to be happy with it. With passions, you just like doing your best even if you aren't number one, and that love ironically enough is what often makes people number one in something, or at least. . . errr. . . near the top of whatever they're trying to master, eh?

I guess with Marapets, there isn't just one route of what you want to do with the game exactly. There are many goals to explore, different things to collect, and different games to master. Not to mention different competitions, and different ways to just chill or relax if that's what you want. People can take this game fast, or they can take it slow. I guess I like that about this game, really.