SB LVIII Most Watched Show In History. NOLA Next!

Rugby Saint II · 02-29-2024, 02:35 PM

Originally Posted by iceshack149

It wasn't my intent to challenge your masculinity. My intent was to have you explain why you love the league so much after what they've done to our favorite team in the last fifteen years. It's unconscionable and it forces what were once die hard fans to find other things to do with their Sundays.

Guido reminds me of my old college room mate with the way they process information and bluntly form their responses. I get him. He enjoys playing the devils advocate and that may be what gets under peoples skin.

He is 100% behind his team with wide eyed enthusiasm who regularly gets let down by the team but never loses his positivity even in the face of failure. Does he go over board with unrealistic expectations? Yes, but I can't hold that against him.

Like Guido I am an optimist. But I am also a realist. This is the line that most people follow. Not Guido. He's all in. Personally, I don't know why some people take his positivity so hard. His expectations are unrealistic but at least he doesn't just post negative content like some folks around here do.

Last year was hard on me because I was too emotionally invested and I was devastated because I wasn't prepared for failure. I was in a bit of a funk that was hard to shake off. I'm back to feeling positive again and don't want to go back to the negative vibes that we went through last year.

02-29-2024, 02:35 PM	#33
Rugby Saint II Bounty Money $$$ Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: 5800 Airline Dr. Metairie, LA. Posts: 24,198	Re: SB LVIII Most Watched Show In History. NOLA Next! Originally Posted by iceshack149 It wasn't my intent to challenge your masculinity. My intent was to have you explain why you love the league so much after what they've done to our favorite team in the last fifteen years. It's unconscionable and it forces what were once die hard fans to find other things to do with their Sundays. Guido reminds me of my old college room mate with the way they process information and bluntly form their responses. I get him. He enjoys playing the devils advocate and that may be what gets under peoples skin. He is 100% behind his team with wide eyed enthusiasm who regularly gets let down by the team but never loses his positivity even in the face of failure. Does he go over board with unrealistic expectations? Yes, but I can't hold that against him. Like Guido I am an optimist. But I am also a realist. This is the line that most people follow. Not Guido. He's all in. Personally, I don't know why some people take his positivity so hard. His expectations are unrealistic but at least he doesn't just post negative content like some folks around here do. Last year was hard on me because I was too emotionally invested and I was devastated because I wasn't prepared for failure. I was in a bit of a funk that was hard to shake off. I'm back to feeling positive again and don't want to go back to the negative vibes that we went through last year. iceshack149 likes this.
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