Reply to "That Feeling When Your Kid Has A Game Today"

Francis710,000+ posts

I usually have a sense of excitement on game day because (1) I'm happy for him to have a chance to do something that he loves and (2) I really like watching baseball (regardless if it's my kid's game or not). But, that said, I also simultaneously try and suppress that excitement because (1) he's the player and this is HIS game and not mine and (2) this has nothing to do with me...I'm not the player, I'm not the coach, etc. End of the day, I'm just a fan of the player and the team and should not get excited as if it was my game.

5/14/219:20 AM

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