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In reply to the discussion: Travis Kelce and teenaged girls' reactions [View all]Blue_Adept
(6,420 posts)15. so you're telling me that teenage girls don't have the emotional maturity to understand what happened?
Shocking!
Good on educating the kids, but that's what these experiences are. Ways for them to learn and grow. Most won't happen right away but they'll look back in years to come and realize how wrongly they viewed the situation.
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Both Coach Reid and Travis laughed it off later. Football is a tough violent game played by tough people.
Botany
Feb 2024
#29
+1,000,000. I posted an article about that in another thread that was overreacting to what happened.
highplainsdem
Feb 2024
#44
So physical attributes are more important than mental attributes when choosing a life partner?
KS Toronado
Feb 2024
#89
I think it was situational, but if it occurred anywhere other than the heat of the moment in football
hlthe2b
Feb 2024
#12
so you're telling me that teenage girls don't have the emotional maturity to understand what happened?
Blue_Adept
Feb 2024
#15
Football players (especially the star players) and coaches yell at each othee in the heat of game.
SYFROYH
Feb 2024
#19
And I don't care. I had three brothers who played football...the games can get intense...
Demsrule86
Feb 2024
#46
I get it; it was shitty. But we don't know that it means he's abusive in his life.
Cuthbert Allgood
Feb 2024
#48
He surely knows if they break up, she will devote a whole album to songs about their relationship.
LonePirate
Feb 2024
#27
Those same highly situational perceptions have been on full display here at DU in recent months.
Mister Ed
Feb 2024
#33
Any gender should say, Fuck yeah - that's how you get things done on the athletic field. Don't underestimate females,
AnotherMother4Peace
Feb 2024
#39
I played Field Hockey in Connecticut...That was the girls sport then if you were to short for
Demsrule86
Feb 2024
#50
Why be sorry for your opinion? And besmirching someone's reputation w/derogatory unfounded predictions is not nice. nt
AnotherMother4Peace
Feb 2024
#52
If by WT you mean "white trash" then you should know more about these athletes you're trashing:
highplainsdem
Feb 2024
#56
I'll take back half of that... but I hope Taylor and her family are looking out for her best interests...
WarGamer
Feb 2024
#58
You really underestimate the intelligence of Taylor and her family, and the Kelces.
highplainsdem
Feb 2024
#62
First of all what gives folks the right to sit in judgement over other people's lives? And
Demsrule86
Feb 2024
#45
I wish you would update the title it sort of sounds like inappropriate stuff with teens which is
Demsrule86
Feb 2024
#53
"doesnt have a great history behavior"? Has he ever been accused of violence?
oldsoftie
Feb 2024
#54
I'm reading this post as an elderly female athlete. There's sexism here. I view Taylor Swift's boyfriend's
AnotherMother4Peace
Feb 2024
#66
I Believe The Parents Handled This Situation The Way They Should - It Was A Teachable Moment......
global1
Feb 2024
#78