[ SECRET POST #5838 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5838 ⌋

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Re: Explain America to a Non-American.

[(Anonymous)]

I think you're gonna get a whole lotta different answers because it really depends. At my high school, sports weren't a big thing. Kids played them obviously, either because they genuinely enjoyed the sport or because they needed an extracurricular to get into college or both, but there wasn't any favoritism from teachers/staff. The only team that won any trophies when I was there was the cheerleading team and aside from a, "Hey, good job, you guys", nobody gave a shit. Everybody who was able to had to play sports during PE (soccer, football, and field hockey are the main ones I remember), but not everybody joined a team after school.

Re: Explain America to a Non-American.

[(Anonymous)]

This was my school too. We had sports teams but not everyone joined them - the only people who did were the people who were really into sports. Everyone else just did regular PE.