Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a troll, because OP doesn't know anything about truly competitive soccer.
I suspect this is more about OP's social climbing. She's having a hard time finding a foothold with the private school social scene she wants to be a part of, and thinks that if her kid joins the soccer team, that will be her "in."
I suspect neither of you read all the posts before commenting. Several of us believe OP obfuscated details to remain anonymous in their town. Smart really. This is more likely about a DD playing field hockey for Madeira while being recruited by Brown.
That doesn't change my suspicion that this has at least as much to do with OP's social climbing as an concern about her child. It also doesn't change the fact that OP is a terrible person based on her attacks on other posters and their kids, and that she shows little regard for her child's actual wellbeing.
Oh. My. Gawd.
Step away from your computer lady. Get a grip. Take a deep breath. Call your mom. Someone is not a "terrible person" because they hurt your feelings on the internet.
Stalin was a terrible person.
Hitler was a terrible person.
Dahmer was a terrible person.
Some anonymous stranger on the interwebs alluding that your kid is fat and playing video games (which, face it, huge numbers of kids are, it's a national crisis if you really want to take it there) is not the end of the world or indicative of one's self worth.
Maybe it hurt because its true.
Jeeeeeesus Christ some of you are lunatics.
This. So. Much. This.
Anonymous wrote:The worst part of this thread is the abusive parents that refuse to set rules for their children! Yes, children! Unless they are 18 they are KIDS!!!! And you are supposed to raise them, not let them fend for themselves. Shame on all you child abusers!!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If he was truly competitive in soccer he would be playing Academy and couldn't play HS anyhow. So why bother with school soccer? I don't understand why you care.
OP again. You don't understand why I think my son would benefit from a positive connection with his new school?
Does the positive connection have to be soccer?
OP again- it's the most logical one. And he's already being recruited by colleges and universities so it would be beneficial to stay in that realm.
I will add- lots of you must have abject failures for kids. Insisting your child stay disciplined in something he excels at is a positive, not a negative. But, something tells me your kids are fat and sitting on a play station in the basement.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a troll, because OP doesn't know anything about truly competitive soccer.
I suspect this is more about OP's social climbing. She's having a hard time finding a foothold with the private school social scene she wants to be a part of, and thinks that if her kid joins the soccer team, that will be her "in."
I suspect neither of you read all the posts before commenting. Several of us believe OP obfuscated details to remain anonymous in their town. Smart really. This is more likely about a DD playing field hockey for Madeira while being recruited by Brown.
That doesn't change my suspicion that this has at least as much to do with OP's social climbing as an concern about her child. It also doesn't change the fact that OP is a terrible person based on her attacks on other posters and their kids, and that she shows little regard for her child's actual wellbeing.
Oh. My. Gawd.
Step away from your computer lady. Get a grip. Take a deep breath. Call your mom. Someone is not a "terrible person" because they hurt your feelings on the internet.
Stalin was a terrible person.
Hitler was a terrible person.
Dahmer was a terrible person.
Some anonymous stranger on the interwebs alluding that your kid is fat and playing video games (which, face it, huge numbers of kids are, it's a national crisis if you really want to take it there) is not the end of the world or indicative of one's self worth.
Maybe it hurt because its true.
Jeeeeeesus Christ some of you are lunatics.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If he was truly competitive in soccer he would be playing Academy and couldn't play HS anyhow. So why bother with school soccer? I don't understand why you care.
OP again. You don't understand why I think my son would benefit from a positive connection with his new school?
Does the positive connection have to be soccer?
OP again- it's the most logical one. And he's already being recruited by colleges and universities so it would be beneficial to stay in that realm.
I will add- lots of you must have abject failures for kids. Insisting your child stay disciplined in something he excels at is a positive, not a negative. But, something tells me your kids are fat and sitting on a play station in the basement.
Anonymous wrote:^^I agree with PP and am chortling over this excellent sentence: “The baseline for terrible behavior isn't Stalin, fortunately.”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a troll, because OP doesn't know anything about truly competitive soccer.
I suspect this is more about OP's social climbing. She's having a hard time finding a foothold with the private school social scene she wants to be a part of, and thinks that if her kid joins the soccer team, that will be her "in."
I suspect neither of you read all the posts before commenting. Several of us believe OP obfuscated details to remain anonymous in their town. Smart really. This is more likely about a DD playing field hockey for Madeira while being recruited by Brown.
That doesn't change my suspicion that this has at least as much to do with OP's social climbing as an concern about her child. It also doesn't change the fact that OP is a terrible person based on her attacks on other posters and their kids, and that she shows little regard for her child's actual wellbeing.
Oh. My. Gawd.
Step away from your computer lady. Get a grip. Take a deep breath. Call your mom. Someone is not a "terrible person" because they hurt your feelings on the internet.
Stalin was a terrible person.
Hitler was a terrible person.
Dahmer was a terrible person.
Some anonymous stranger on the interwebs alluding that your kid is fat and playing video games (which, face it, huge numbers of kids are, it's a national crisis if you really want to take it there) is not the end of the world or indicative of one's self worth.
Maybe it hurt because its true.
Jeeeeeesus Christ some of you are lunatics.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a troll, because OP doesn't know anything about truly competitive soccer.
I suspect this is more about OP's social climbing. She's having a hard time finding a foothold with the private school social scene she wants to be a part of, and thinks that if her kid joins the soccer team, that will be her "in."
I suspect neither of you read all the posts before commenting. Several of us believe OP obfuscated details to remain anonymous in their town. Smart really. This is more likely about a DD playing field hockey for Madeira while being recruited by Brown.
Except field hockey is not a spring sport (at least where I am). Maybe lacrosse?
Private school HS soccer is played in the Fall.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a troll, because OP doesn't know anything about truly competitive soccer.
I suspect this is more about OP's social climbing. She's having a hard time finding a foothold with the private school social scene she wants to be a part of, and thinks that if her kid joins the soccer team, that will be her "in."
I suspect neither of you read all the posts before commenting. Several of us believe OP obfuscated details to remain anonymous in their town. Smart really. This is more likely about a DD playing field hockey for Madeira while being recruited by Brown.
Except field hockey is not a spring sport (at least where I am). Maybe lacrosse?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a troll, because OP doesn't know anything about truly competitive soccer.
I suspect this is more about OP's social climbing. She's having a hard time finding a foothold with the private school social scene she wants to be a part of, and thinks that if her kid joins the soccer team, that will be her "in."
I suspect neither of you read all the posts before commenting. Several of us believe OP obfuscated details to remain anonymous in their town. Smart really. This is more likely about a DD playing field hockey for Madeira while being recruited by Brown.
That doesn't change my suspicion that this has at least as much to do with OP's social climbing as an concern about her child. It also doesn't change the fact that OP is a terrible person based on her attacks on other posters and their kids, and that she shows little regard for her child's actual wellbeing.
Oh. My. Gawd.
Step away from your computer lady. Get a grip. Take a deep breath. Call your mom. Someone is not a "terrible person" because they hurt your feelings on the internet.
Stalin was a terrible person.
Hitler was a terrible person.
Dahmer was a terrible person.
Some anonymous stranger on the interwebs alluding that your kid is fat and playing video games (which, face it, huge numbers of kids are, it's a national crisis if you really want to take it there) is not the end of the world or indicative of one's self worth.
Maybe it hurt because its true.
Jeeeeeesus Christ some of you are lunatics.