I'm 35 years old and love Dungeons And Dragons ever since I was a kid. But I've never actually played with a group of people. Just one time when I first started and a couple of times with one person and a few times with some nephews of my girlfriend. I want to write DND adventures and rule books but I cna barely write a page of ideas before I get bored, let a lone a whole book. I also don't have a job and live off my girlfriend for 15 years. Is it normal to love DND and not have any friends to play it with for your whole life?
If you get bored quickly, I would start by writing short adventures, or set small goals for how much you're going to do in a day.
Furthermore, I think it is very normal to love D&D and not have any other friends around to do it. In college, I was able to play a lot of RPGs, but only because I was around a lot of like-minded people. Without like-minded people, you can't start a group.
You should actively seek out D&D games in your region. Some groups even advertise online. If not, you could advertise online that you would like to start up such a group in your area.
Whatever happens, I want emphasize that this is all going to require some *active* effort on your part to make connections. Nothing's gonna happen for you--you've got to make it happen yourself!
even if it IS fakeits a lil sad he came up with it
NOW!