Next to Christmas, Valentine's Day is officially the best holiday ever. Pardon my language, but, I stacked up! Thaaaanks. (:
In BSU [♥], we discussed having "teams" and whether it's right or wrong. I, personally, am a believer in having a team, so long as your team members know that they're just that: team members. It's wrong to make a person believe they're your one and only; it's not wrong to quite boss-like inform them that other people exist. It's wrong to be a slut; it's not wrong to be a captain. It's wrong to use people; it's not wrong to make intelligent economic decisions. After all, it IS a recession.
Starters:
Point Guard: George - George is the head of the team, the most visible and noteworthy player of the team. Like a point guard, the ball is in his hands most of the time. He's the first and last person I turn to when I need moves to be made. He's my Allen Iverson, and though he knows other players exist, he also knows the team would be nothing if he wasn't on it.
Shooting Guard: Jae - Back up ball handler, Jae is almost equally as good at making things happen, but is not expected to deliver like the point guard. He's not the brand of the team, and he knows it. Most days he's warming the bench.
Center: Knoby -Biggest and strongest player on the team, Knoby is best for defense and helping me to rebound.
Bench:
Benches should remain nameless, seeing as how they get no play, and are only called into the game when things are either really rough, or really great. Only communicate during times of extreme boredom, or distress.
Why have a team? I don't want to settle into a committed, monogamous relationship right now. It sound selfish, but I'm working on me, and while I'm working on me, I'd like to benefit from all of the friendships I have with these gentlemen. When I'm ready, I'll fire the team, and contract with my point guard. (:
In BSU [♥], we discussed having "teams" and whether it's right or wrong. I, personally, am a believer in having a team, so long as your team members know that they're just that: team members. It's wrong to make a person believe they're your one and only; it's not wrong to quite boss-like inform them that other people exist. It's wrong to be a slut; it's not wrong to be a captain. It's wrong to use people; it's not wrong to make intelligent economic decisions. After all, it IS a recession.
Starters:
Point Guard: George - George is the head of the team, the most visible and noteworthy player of the team. Like a point guard, the ball is in his hands most of the time. He's the first and last person I turn to when I need moves to be made. He's my Allen Iverson, and though he knows other players exist, he also knows the team would be nothing if he wasn't on it.
Shooting Guard: Jae - Back up ball handler, Jae is almost equally as good at making things happen, but is not expected to deliver like the point guard. He's not the brand of the team, and he knows it. Most days he's warming the bench.
Center: Knoby -Biggest and strongest player on the team, Knoby is best for defense and helping me to rebound.
Bench:
Benches should remain nameless, seeing as how they get no play, and are only called into the game when things are either really rough, or really great. Only communicate during times of extreme boredom, or distress.
Why have a team? I don't want to settle into a committed, monogamous relationship right now. It sound selfish, but I'm working on me, and while I'm working on me, I'd like to benefit from all of the friendships I have with these gentlemen. When I'm ready, I'll fire the team, and contract with my point guard. (:
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