Hi Everyone
I will just answer the question in relation to sports, while I think about the original question "What are you most excited about not having to pretend to like?"
As they say, "each to their own" and that applies to many other facets of life.
As for me, I guess I can take sport or leave it. The only exception is swimming, hands down. But then I guess with my passion for swimming that is understandable. Of course it is pretty much an individual sport.
I have never loved the "rugby games" and I avoided those types of games like the plague. I guess I had an inherent fear of being hurt. I do have to admit that I like seeing the tries in the game. Then again on the other hand I tend to say, "You might as well put them all in a boxing ring."
Gridiron? Too slow. Every minute they stop the game. Then again I do not mind watching the touchdowns.
Cricket? Too slow and definitely boring, especially five day test matches. This is torture at its best and worse than "watching paint dry". Give me one day cricket matches
No, I have never really got into NBL, MLB or similar games either. I guess I have too many other things on my plate.
I suppose on quieter days I have watched golf and I do not mind watching it. I watched the Grand Prix motorcycle racing for several years, particularly during the era when riders such as Wayne Rainey, Kevin Schwantz, Wayne Gardner and Mick Doohan were competing. I suppose that was an aberration on my part and I do not know why I watched it as assiduously as I did.
So overall I am not really into sports. I can watch some of them from time to time and there are aspects of certain sports that I enjoy. However, I have never been what one would call a sports fanatic and I certainly have never felt the need to follow every game, team or player.
Which brings me back to the original question: "What are you most excited about not having to pretend to like?" To be honest, I cannot think of very much. I have never been one to follow the crowd simply because everyone else was doing so. I tend to make up my own mind, weigh things up and decide for myself. That applies to sports, music, hobbies and most other things in life. Call me stubborn or an individual if you like, but pretending to like something just to fit in has never really been my style.
If I like something, I like it. If I do not, I do not.
Best Wishes Always
Sarah B
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