Should I Quit My D&D Game? How to Know When It’s Time to Walk Away

[@sabrinatk3353]

I left a game for which I didn't make an interesting enough character backstory for my DM, he told me it was plain and difficult to make hooks with, difficult to integrate into the campaign, supposedly. It didn't help that my party was more interested into meeting NPCs and trying to do their own things, like achieving their goals, which didn't lead to the cohesion and collaboration I expected from the campaign.

[@HeatherVerhagen]

I ended up leaving a group because I felt like one of the other players didnt respect me. She constantly interupted me when it was my turn to speak. We also didnt agree that something I found incredibly important was important at all. I tried to compromise with her about it, but she didnt keep her word. I felt really betrayed. I later learned that she was bullying the group by trying to control us.