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I love that you call it a "shoutout" lolololol-Getting a shoutout from CU
-Seeing my best friends brother globe
-needing to hit to win
-seeing bombshells globe
-cyclone the dog <3
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I love that you call it a "shoutout" lolololol-Getting a shoutout from CU
-Seeing my best friends brother globe
-needing to hit to win
-seeing bombshells globe
-cyclone the dog <3
There seemed to be less complaining about whether someone was "not happy enough" or "too happy too early" during and immediately after awards. Unless someone is acting a fool, veteran coaches and athletes tend not to care or even notice what other teams are doing, but I heard less noise from the internet and stands about it. (Granted I am too old to live on Twitter or whatever is the cool thing now, so maybe I haven't seen it.)
Yes.
Kids are allowed to be salty about losing.
Also, if a team won Worlds last year, excuse them for not being super pumped about being 4th or 5th.
It's ok if they don't smile or do the salty side eye and do not immediately rush over to congratulate their opponents. Really.
They're not throwing chairs. They didn't sulk off the stage and toss their medals. They're not all breaking down like a soap opera.
It's fine. They're not brats. They're not unfrateful. They're just disappointed.
Heck. I don't rush over and congratulate the staff member who got the promotion over me. It's human nature.
I am cracking up LOLKey word, kids. I'm salty when my minis aren't in first place, and they still think they're the best team there. It's not bad sportsmanship to be disappointed.
Key word, kids. I'm salty when my minis aren't in first place, and they still think they're the best team there. It's not bad sportsmanship to be disappointed.