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Wolfmanjack wrote:
Bit of a word salad.
“More than anything, definitely a lot of self reflection, a lot of understanding of not only putting myself in a compromising situation with somebody that I have a deep care and appreciation for as well, is something that — holding myself accountable,”
There is simply no way she came up with that herself. I mean at least the people writing these things for these athletes could make it seem somewhat plausible/believable that it came from the athlete.
And because of that is there any chance she really means it? Draw your own conclusions. But I'm everyone will fall over backwards again to accommodate her - like a spoilt child. None of this helps her in the long term.
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I love Sha'Carri.
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T&F should have a zero tolerance for domestic abuse.
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I'd prefer to just watch athletes jump higher/run faster/throw farther for my time and money. I really don't care about their sexual preferences, civil behavior issues or their social media scandals. Just run fast, jump high and throw far please.
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She also issued a public apology to Coleman, shown at the first link below.
I think the apology is much better. It definitely sounds sincere.
In her apology, she mentions past trauma pertaining to unconditional love. If anyone's wondering what that's about, it's probably related to her mother who abandoned her when she was a child. In the past, she's said the following about the impact her mother's abandonment had on her:
“I always was asking myself, ‘What's wrong with me? Why is it that you don't want to be here?’ " she recalled. "Like if my mother doesn't want to be around me then I was like I'm pretty sure nobody want to be around me.”
None of that excuses what SCR did to Coleman at the airport, but it can help with understanding. From her statement and what Coleman said previously, it sounds like SCR is seeking help with whatever psychological challenge(s) she's facing. I hope it works out for her.507 -
McRunnin wrote:
She also issued a public apology to Coleman, shown at the first link below.
I think the apology is much better. It definitely sounds sincere.
In her apology, she mentions past trauma pertaining to unconditional love. If anyone's wondering what that's about, it's probably related to her mother who abandoned her when she was a child. In the past, she's said the following about the impact her mother's abandonment had on her:
“I always was asking myself, ‘What's wrong with me? Why is it that you don't want to be here?’ " she recalled. "Like if my mother doesn't want to be around me then I was like I'm pretty sure nobody want to be around me.”
None of that excuses what SCR did to Coleman at the airport, but it can help with understanding. From her statement and what Coleman said previously, it sounds like SCR is seeking help with whatever psychological challenge(s) she's facing. I hope it works out for her.
So citius reports on this but doesn't make a sound about Shelby?
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Muh excuses. Muh covering your butt. Muh crocodile tears.
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Switch roles- Coleman would never be sponsored again.
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She is so lucky she can sprint, if she couldn't she'd be begging for change on a street somewhere.
Comes across as being stupid and clueless.
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Where's SafeSport when you need it??????
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Salvitore Stitchmo wrote:
“More than anything, definitely a lot of self reflection, a lot of understanding of not only putting myself in a compromising situation with somebody that I have a deep care and appreciation for as well, is something that — holding myself accountable,”
There is simply no way she came up with that herself. I mean at least the people writing these things for these athletes could make it seem somewhat plausible/believable that it came from the athlete.
And because of that is there any chance she really means it? Draw your own conclusions. But I'm everyone will fall over backwards again to accommodate her - like a spoilt child. None of this helps her in the long term.
I'm starting to understand why people say you're a racist pos
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Elzio Dennick wrote:
She is so lucky she can sprint, if she couldn't she'd be begging for change on a street somewhere.
Comes across as being stupid and clueless.
No, she's very cute and quite pretty, someone would be taking care of her.
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RichardRider wrote:
I'd prefer to just watch athletes jump higher/run faster/throw farther for my time and money. I really don't care about their sexual preferences, civil behavior issues or their social media scandals. Just run fast, jump high and throw far please.
Exactly. But some posters love to over-react don't they?
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WhyDuDuuuDat wrote:
Elzio Dennick wrote:
She is so lucky she can sprint, if she couldn't she'd be begging for change on a street somewhere.
Comes across as being stupid and clueless.
No, she's very cute and quite pretty, someone would be taking care of her.
Cute girls have hit me up for change before.
Pretty, nay~~~~
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Fred Kerley was still prancing around in the Diamond League after being arrested TWICE for beating women. Stop that "if the roles were reversed" nonsense, there're countless exemples across all sports/industries that nothing happens
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Wrong~~~
Wasn't thinking that at all.
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I'm probably in the minority, but I feel badly for this young woman. She's obviously incapable, for whatever reason(s) of staying on an even keel.
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