Why are you so stuck on ringette like god isn't there something els? You were a good dancer!
Understand this, sure I was a good dancer and thx but it's not what I love to do, ringette, I fell in love with it. For me, it was a stress reliver. When I could not talk to anyone about anything, I played ringette. It built the bond with my dad and gave me my best friends. I had coaches from higher level ringette teams ask me if I wanna play cuz there missing a player, I was good at ringette. It was passion, skating and shooting and everything about it, it was the one thing that I always looked forward to, I never once said I didn't want to play ringette. I had tuff times in the sport but it made me stronger, when coaches made a decision that I didn't like, I made them regret it by showing them I was better and I had the ability to do that! One year, I was a centre for my provincial team, I was good, I did my job we'll, and we won first place in our first tournament. My coach decided to pull be back into being a forward and put a weaker player in on my position and my parter was an 8 year old.... I was 11. I was pissed off, so, I just made him regret it. We got second place In the next tournament and then another 2 and back in that level, everyone went to provincials so we went, and got last place. Almost the parents of the team said that he should not have don't what he did but, I was proud. I got high in the player standings in every tournament and sometimes the best player of the tournament. There is no way I was disappointed by anything in ringette because no matter what happened, in the end, I was always happy. For the people out there that think of stoping there favourite sport because of one little bump in the road, don't, because once you lose it, you feel empty. The closest place to me where I can play ringette is three hours away. Losing the sport you knew you were good at, hurts, because, what are you gonna do now?