<human>: now, i often play videogames (even during summer, i don't need noone o' that natural light) and i often will play on consoles when i just want to have some fun. now, this FU is because i will often hold my controller just above my knees, and this often leaves my arms close to my legs/hip. because of my weist size, i need to have a belt going around my jeans, and it has two rows of metal balls going around it, and these will often retain heat a lot, especially while near my laptop fan (for obvious reasons).

so there i am, my laptop by my side as i stream some video games, using my laptop to check the stream quality and chat, when i start to feel a burning sensation mid way up my forearm. i hold the controller in my left hand, checking my right arm to notice a ball shaped section of lose skin. same size as the decorative metal balls on my belt. i realise what it was almost right away, and boy does it hurt. so, like the smart ass i am, i pinch the loose skin, and remove it, letting the new, sensitive skin show... never do that, it hurts a lot worse than leaving the loose skin.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: Video games can't melt steel beams, but they can burn skin. i'm also a little bitch when it comes to pain.