I think it makes no difference in my life my degree of sports fanaticism. The rewards of being a sports fan are meaningless in the scheme of things, while the cons give you unwarranted misery. When I shut off the game last night, I went and read a book, which was much more rewarding than just finishing watching the game, which only benefit is proving that you're a true fan, which is essentially taking pride in supporting a competition with trivial implications.
Zeph, it seems like you just want to gloat and talk shit when your teams win, but you're "blocking" yourself from getting it back when they lose. Really, I don't hold being a "casual" fan against someone, but if you're going going to sit here and say that you don't care that they lose, that you're not emotionally invested in the team, then why do you seem so into them when they win or are about you play? You're always coming in here with all this "GO SOX!" stuff, talking about how great they are, calling them to win it all, yadda yadda, and yet now that they're in a tight spot you say you don't care.
I mean, I guess none of that really matters. But I think it leaves a bad taste in peoples mouths- and rightly so- when "fair weather" fans talk shit.
I apologize if that's how you're taking it.
thats how I am with the Bears. I hate being a Bears fanMe too. It's the San Diego Chargers for me, 16-0 or 0-16 or anywhere in between. I would feel the same about the SD Padres too, if I cared about baseball.
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