That takes effort. Most of these chuds have never had to persevere in their lives, why take the time to improve at something when its haaaaaard.
I was kinda like that, too. And I’m still working to improve how I react to frustration. I remember my first week of track practice in high school thinking it was against the geneva conventions because kids were throwing up during the workouts. Then at the end of the season, even though the workouts were more difficult than the beginning, we all got used to it.
After I graduated I found out enough parents complained to the school that the coach was forced to only doing the workouts we did on off-days, basically light jogs lol.
Coach went from creating professional football / baseball players (who ran during their off-seasons) and an Olympian, to babysitting whiny kids.
I know it’s an anecdote, but a lot of people in this country have faced so little adversity that the first time they encounter it they scream about it, in my opinion, of course.


















Amazing. May they never sleep again