“To be loved, is to be known.” 😇😇

Genuinely wtf is the point in posting ur kids on Insta if u don’t want them to be seen, js don’t show them then 💀 will never get this logic icl 🤣😭

If the job isn't a CEO..CFO..COO..or any C-suite/SE position...there's absolutely no reason for Four rounds of interviews!!

Most of these jobs don't care about you. Just complete your assigned tasks and go home, nothing more. I have this coworker who has been consitent for 2 years, always comes in early, never absent. I've seen her stay late multiple times to complete tasks during peak periods. Last..

Azzi Fudd is owed a lot of apologies.

Not when MAGA is constantly saying to keep politics out of sports 🙄 and “shut up and just play”

even the coaches can’t catch a break 😭😭

so love able she got the refs and the opposing coach and team members laughing

y’all was on here posting chenn highlights wondering why she wasn’t in the league last year… it was never her talent that was the issue lol

Aces complaining about LACK of freethrows lmaooo the audacity

Now Becky…nobody in the league got that A’Ja whistle. Yall literally just lost.

RT @ADreamerParade: There can never ever be a point for Dallas where Paige, Azzi and Jess are all out of the game.

if a doctor who graduated medical school says you need something, it should be illegal for someone sitting behind an insurance desk with absolutely zero medical training to deny you coverage...

You shouldn’t chase the money but you should be fairly compensated for the work you’re doing.

Only in America…. A woman can get Raped, File a complaint, Win a suit in Civil Court holding her rapist civilly liable… And then be criminally prosecuted by the U.S. Department Of Justice… Because she was fucking raped by a rich powerful man who’s well connected.

While I understand the point being made, I don’t love the holier-than-thou attitude toward people’s financial situations in sports. I spent years grinding after college (and still am) working for free, working for pennies, and doing whatever it took to stay in the profession. If we’re being honest, one of the main reasons I made it through was the financial support available during COVID. Without it, I would’ve been in a MUCH tougher spot. I’m still dealing with the financial consequences of chasing this career path. Was it worth it? Yes. Was it enjoyable? Not exactly. Most people who get into sports understand they probably won’t be making six figures right away. But acknowledging that reality doesn’t mean people shouldn’t be fairly compensated for the work they do. When you’re consistently putting in long days/weeks/months, it’s reasonable to believe your time and effort have value. There are a lot of talented people in this profession navigating financial challenges without much support. We can recognize the sacrifices required to work in sports while also recognizing that better compensation is a fair conversation to have. I think this is a fine line we walk and that we should be mindful of commenting on someone else’s financial reality and honestly, this is going to be even more of a conversation moving forward as things such as groceries, gas, and rent continue to climb.

Thank you 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

You just proved her point. “I did it” right there in your statement.

RT @35mmadi: This “I had to suffer so the next generation should too” attitude in sports has got to stop. Everyone deserves to get compensa…

And then coach’s get upset at you and you’re not getting the full experience … idk there just has to be a better way.

This isn’t what society should be like :/ and the fact that coach’s are still okay w this. You have practices that are held in the middle of the afternoon that GA’s / volunteer coaches potentially miss or choose between practice and a job