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Lol my girlfriend is still dealing with the trauma, mental and physical, of being forced to play football don't romanticize that.
ETA: Also as an uncordinated autistic kid anytime I was "force to play sports" my teammate would put me through some of the worst bullying and ostracization I ever experienced. You dont actually want this.
I would think OP is talking more about playing in people's backyards for fun, not the proto fascist hellscape of school sports
Thats certainly not the first thing I think of when I hear the team "forced into sports". That term definitely evokes being forced into little league or whatever. and RyanGosling hasn't really clarified elsewise.
I played in my backyard pretty much on my own as a kid. But I was doing like, imagination games, not really "sports". Like tech wasnt as ubiquitous then and I definitly stopped doing that after like, middle school. But I think there's a difference between "I wish my screentime had been limited" and "I wish i had been forced into sports rhetorically.