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Message: [QUOTE="Fanmomma, post: 2056118, member: 7119"] Clearly Candace was not comfortable in the league and this story is about that. In my opinion all the general statements she makes are likely based on real feelings and her single experience which is a narrow point of view framed by her own view of the situation. I don't believe taking it as a blanket description of the league is right but clearly that's what is presented here. My grandmother had 5 kids. 2 of those five kids felt that they had the best upbringing ever; the next 2 felt that my grandmother did the best she could and felt that they had stable and loving environment but it was a little strict but agree that it could have been worse; and 1 spent her whole life degrading and blaming everyone else in the house for her terrible upbringing. She blamed them for her having to grow up in a house that was too strict for her which made her go out and marry the first guy who offered to marry her and was subsequently in a very bad marriage. I'm just saying I am sure that the WNBA is not perfect, far from it but it I'm sure also isn't for everyone. The decision to stay and play was hers. And I am sure that there could have been other factors that played into her issues with teammates. I followed her alot online when she first went into the league and she was clear on who she was and what her point of views were. But hey, maybe she's perfect and no one else is. That what my aunt thinks, everyone else made life tough for her. And til this day she's never done anything wrong or questionable to anyone. lol. Not saying she didn't have a rough time, but this is clearly a very narrow POV and one sided story. [/QUOTE]

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