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Has anyone else who has been in a relationship for a while with someone and you both play PC games, ever bring a second PC over to the overs place to "play together" and end up physically doing less other things together? 

I recall doing this to my last relationship, building a second computer, desk etc at my apartment and without even realising it, we did nothing BUT that pretty soon after (no sex, no talking, nothing). We were both happy but it caused a rift in the relationship and it never recovered. Now I'm in a relationship where this happened within a month and I'm feeling the exact same rift, being bored together and not having any ideas to do outside of just sitting at our desks all night on Reddit (no offense Reddit). Having dual screens didn't help either.

SOLUTION!? Don't have you're computers next to each other. Not in the same room. I think a PC and a Laptop/Tablet COULD work as I personally found laptop use to be a pain after an hour. 
I believe that doing this may prove that playing PC games together in the same room is not the same doing other things with each other in a way that help a relationship (eg console local multiplayer gaming). I could be completely wrong (I'm basing this entirely on limited experience) but if I'm right, I hope this revelation could save a relationship or two.
<bot>: If you have two computers next to each other, think back before that happened and see if there is a correlation to your relationship changing.