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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We know a girl who is in travel basketball, soccer and flag football and who also swims, runs and does "rec" lacrosse. It's none of my business and maybe she is desperate to do all of these things.  But I feel like-- when does she just get to be a kid?![/quote]

Is she playing all those sports with adults?[/quote]

Organized, supervised play isn't the same.[/quote]

Nobody said it’s the same but it’s still being a kid. It actually builds bonds that normal play doesn’t build.[/quote]

Lol no its not the same. You are delusional if you think that standing around listening to a coach and following directions is the same as deciding what to play, making your own rules, resolving conflicts on your own, playing with younger and older kids, getting along with annoying kids etc is the same. [/quote]

It’s bizarre you think these kids only go to practice and play games together.

Also you are just mad your kids need our kids to play. Our kids are doing all of that with their  friends on the sports teams and when they get home

Wild! You think kids are playing their sports 14 hours a day?

Like I said they get home and creek, build forts, play capture the flag, play tag, back yard football, etc. they make up games too.

Y’all just mad we RSVP no to birthdays and athletes and musicians get into great colleges.

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Whatever floats your boat. We don’t need people like y’all to come to our kids birthday parties to begin with. [/quote]

Then stop inviting them then getting mad they have a game.[/quote]

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