And you could not post at all.
You literally said he makes a lot of money so he should just get over it. Lol
Others are saying he's faking the whole thing to save face for losing a football game.
He actually said 'he'd never been in therapy' --- so he was not already in therapy by even his own context. Refer back to his press conference.
The article clearly says "he'd already been in therapy, but the playoff loss brought a new level of pain."
For all we know the therapy could’ve been more for coping with all the hate directed towards him from fans/social media and the media, less about losing the game and him being so upset about it.
Or he never had therapy but is saying he did to make it seem like he actually is so distraught about losing that he was in a dark place.
The smiles and laughing after bad interceptions seem to show me it didn’t bother him much at the time, so not sure I buy it.
Either way, we’ll never know…
Or he never had therapy but is saying he did to make it seem like he actually is so distraught about losing that he was in a dark place.
The smiles and laughing after bad interceptions seem to show me it didn’t bother him much at the time, so not sure I buy it.
Either way, we’ll never know…
Listen to Paul's question to him in the press conference.
Would you rather players say the latter?
Someone here was just pointing out how unprofessional THill was for saying exactly that.
No question that was the biggest loss of his career.
Favorites, high expectations as #1 seed, seeing the potential competition all the way through the SB, literally his game play was at least the largest contributor to the loss.
Never had any playoff losses in Miami. The previous two playoff losses were not largely due to his poor play. I know people round here argue that, but not having a great game and having a bad game are different.
Favorites, high expectations as #1 seed, seeing the potential competition all the way through the SB, literally his game play was at least the largest contributor to the loss.
Never had any playoff losses in Miami. The previous two playoff losses were not largely due to his poor play. I know people round here argue that, but not having a great game and having a bad game are different.
Isn’t this at least part of the job title, “coach”?
Listen to Ryan’s answer. He said he’s been in therapy before.
He didn’t say he went to therapy because of the mean things he read on social media.
You’re missing the part where if you’re paying someone $40 million a year, you would prefer they not need therapy to do their job. You’re supposed to be the best for that much money, not emotionally weak. He should have more than enough money to live comfortably the rest of his life. If you’re having to go to therapy, retire. It’s not the job for you.
Is that advice for everyone, or just those that make $40 million?
If I am paying someone $40 million a year, I want them to do whatever they need to do to be able perform at their job. There is nothing wrong with going to therapy, people from all walks of life do it, and many more probably should do it. There is also nothing emotionally weak about it, that sounds like what people would say decades ago. I would much rather anyone go to therapy rather than end up self medicating with a bottle or drugs every night or go on some sort of shooting spree.
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It’s a double down that money fixes mental depression.
Good thing they’re aren’t countless examples of that not being the case.
I’d be willing to bet Robin Williams was paid over $40 mil to do his job. For that kind of money, I guess he should have been mentally tougher and fans should have expected him to be or that he should have accepted Criticism just the same.
and I will bet RW was in 'therapy' before killing himself while masturbating
No but he made enough in one year to live comfortably the rest of his life. Therefore he doesn’t have to continue doing it if bothers him so bad it sends him to therapy. No one is forcing him to play.
I know David carradine (sp?) was dead from beat the meat, did not think that was a RW detail.
Is it not acceptable to look at it from a different view?
like maybe this guy dedicated his entire life to this point into playing this game, has hit a rough patch, would like to fix it, and continue doing what he clearly enjoys?
is that mentally weak?
short answer is ... yes - depending
IMO the only reason to go public is a pathetic attempt to garner sympathy
BUT I know tons of pro athletes, drivers, golfers WTFever, have PAs whose only job appears to be to prop the athlete up in every way possible. I would argue this is a form of therapy but a traditional one
IMO the only reason to go public is a pathetic attempt to garner sympathy
BUT I know tons of pro athletes, drivers, golfers WTFever, have PAs whose only job appears to be to prop the athlete up in every way possible. I would argue this is a form of therapy but a traditional one
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