Is it a mental disease, when a parent Of a child thinks thier kid is a superstar .When everyone around knows they are average.What is the cause of this .
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSad to see so many negative posts
Now, by U14-15 Mia is a player on a decent team in the “top” league, and as far as her family knows, she’s playing mid instead and of forward only because the team needs her there, and she starts a lot so she must be a really high level talent (ignoring the fact that she starts because the 2 other kids are battling injuries- and she only plays 15 minutes against the best teams). They see her as a top 10 player in the area, when in fact she’s probably interchangeable with 100 other kids.
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One of the first signs of mental illness is the misuse, or even lack of proper punctuation.
Starting a thread with a question, and having two of the three "sentences" being questions with nary a question mark is a dead giveaway. Add to that the uneven spacing around the periods and some random capitalization and I think the diagnosis is complete. Check yourself into a remedial clinic, Tard.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOne of the first signs of mental illness is the misuse, or even lack of proper punctuation.
Starting a thread with a question, and having two of the three "sentences" being questions with nary a question mark is a dead giveaway. Add to that the uneven spacing around the periods and some random capitalization and I think the diagnosis is complete. Check yourself into a remedial clinic, Tard.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOne of the first signs of mental illness is the misuse, or even lack of proper punctuation.
Starting a thread with a question, and having two of the three "sentences" being questions with nary a question mark is a dead giveaway. Add to that the uneven spacing around the periods and some random capitalization and I think the diagnosis is complete. Check yourself into a remedial clinic, Tard.
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