being commited to the team??

okay so me and my sis got into this big argument over football like you know i play tackle football right then one day my sis and my mom and then where like  quite the team man and im like sure if you guys like that then when i got home from school early they said that arnt you suppose to be at practice im like nooo
i quite the team!!!!
then there like wtf why you quite
then im like you guys told me to and sec i always hated the coaches.
then they forget the part on "you should quite the team"
and they started saying that your not committed becuz you quieted the team and im like i a-tend practice everyday on time i do every thing to the fullest and still there like your not committed becuz you quieted the team over a coach do you guys think that im being commited becuz i attend pratice on time and every day or im not cuz over the coach sh*t

I think my head hurts after trying to read that post.  

I would suggest paying more attention in English class to start! Er but anyways you should do what you want, it is your life.  Phiscal activity is great, and you should keep doing something to stay in shape or get in shape if your not. Sports are also a great way to learn a good deal of things tha will help you in socitey later in life. They are a good building block. Ie: teamwork etc etc. But since your quit playing football you should really pick up something else to keep active.

Edited by StrikeForce - 18 Sep 2009 at 5:36am

If you commit to something then when things get tough you can't quite.

you don't like the coach, then that sucks, but I don't think you should quite over that, you should stick it out since you made the commitment to the team for that season, finish the year/season and if you don't want to sign-up next season then that is fine, but always finish what you started.

what your sis and mom are trying to tell you is that, tomorrow you will have co workers you don't like, bosses you don't like, etc, you can't just pack up and leave every-time you don't like somebody on the team, be it football, work or whatever else.

now I understand where you are coming from, but if you start something see it thru, there is a huge amount of accomplishment/self-worth/personal growth and confidence that comes from seeing these types of situation thru, and you can't gain stuff like that from other things that are not as tough.


show yourself that when you set your mind at something, nothing will stop you, I mean it doesn't get any tougher then not liking your coach, and if you can handle that, then you can handle anything hang in there

Oooo i know you,your that english major at Harvard U.

So, you're 22 and you're talking about college sports?  Are you sure you're 22?  By your original post, and your attempt at the written word, you actually come across as someone that might still be in high school and possibly taking a number of remedial courses.

I would "commit" to masturbation.  That is something that comes natural, the reward is extreme and you don't need an audience (unless you want one).  It helps release natural endorphins and can help you focus on seeing the big picture when it comes to personal choices.

"If the rubber don't fit, you have to acquit."    

Edited by EdH63 - 21 Sep 2009 at 9:30am

I always hated varsity sports.

 Last year I was sitting under a tree on my highschool campus doing a little bit of word processing, and some jackass jocks were kicking a soccer-ball around, one of then kicked the ball badly, it shot of at an angle and pelted the back of my hp laptop so hard that it skidded 2 meters from my lap. I immediately fingered The idiot who did that and demanded he pay compensation, he refused, then I went to the dean, who sprouted some technical BS on how electronics 'not permitted' on campus grounds, and how the campus grounds were supposed to be used for recreational and not for fooling around with personal computers. That got me real pissed and I went to the headmaster who basically told me that this sort of thing was beneath his notice and that he agrees to whatever the dean says.

I was so pissed of at everyone at this point that I got up while he was speaking, left without saying goodbye and slammed the door shut. real hard so that that little pieces of plaster fell from the seams of the door.

In the end I had to cough up 240 euros for a replacement screen + installation.

Wohps lol I said it to. Quit*.