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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Fandom isn't a problem for me, obsession would be. I'm okay with someone who likes to plan the weekend around watching their favorite team as long as they're not planning their life around every single game played in the sport, and as long as they can accept not watching the game live if there's something else of significance going on at the same time as the game. I'm totally okay being the person who runs the kids to activities when the Redskins are playing, but wouldn't be okay with my husband skipping out on a family event to watch the game or expecting me to take care of the kids all Sunday afternoon and evening so he could watch the 1:00, 4:00 and 8:30 games.[/quote] Same here. It's fine to be a fan, but it's not fine to inconvenience everyone else on a regular basis as a result. [/quote]
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