Reply to "Should I let me son quit?"

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hmmm,
then by wtdomom
"He wants to quit, he is tired of the bench and thinks he will get very little playing time this year based on what we have seen. Many parents are upset about what is going on"

and now by wtdomom
"he has not said YET that he wants to quit . . . . I think they put him on the team because he always has a big smile and a good attitude. You can often hear his voice coming out of the dugout to cheer on ANY player in the game. . . . The coach is a good coach"

somtimes a parent needs to back off because they can't see the "forest for the trees" or are a bit confused about what a tree even looks like

this player is a young adult who should be capable & ready to figure things out on his own

lefties? - - - they just aint right!

3/22/041:53 PM

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