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I prefer to say the kid that worked for everything.
I was projecting what others not in the know would be thinking.
I prefer to say the kid that worked for everything.
Yeah you’re right. Women’s support is pretty pathetic.To me it's been interesting to see the outpouring of support for Stewie on social media, including from greats in the men's game like John Wall, LeBron James and Kobe Bryant.
It's also been just as interesting to see which players on the women's side have had zilch to say about it. Revealing, and sad.
I have always thought their is quite a bit of underlying jealousy on the womens side about Stewie. You know, The kid that got everything.
Does anyone know if this is abnormal? Have support tweets come in but have just not been publicize as much as the men's tweets? Or is it even a surprise that most women players might not be upset that she will not longer be on the court this coming season. I mean it is too the advantage of the teams they play on that she is out this coming season. They are professionals in a sport that is very competitive. Would non felt sympathy even be a bit hypocritical. I mean in women's basketball these kinds of injuries happen all the time. Be honest! If it were another player and not a not one that you have established a sympathetic connection with over the years, would this even be an issue with you?Yeah you’re right. Women’s support is pretty pathetic.