BlueWhatBlue

Like the title says, I keep getting hit on drives. I don't know if it's something about the way I drive for layups, as soon as I get in the air everyone feels like they can jump and block my shot into the stands. They end up fouling me 99% of the time and that's fine, but what bothers me most is I end up getting injured a lot. It's all good because most people say sorry after, but I still bumps from their knees or elbows and I sprain an ankle coming down or I get bruises all over my shins.

Recently I've gained some weight and started working out seriously to mitigate damage to my body, and gained about 30 pounds in the last year. I started working core more seriously recently, as well.

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I had no idea people were so toxic in PvP, especially in the Arena which I thought was for trying out builds, not for harassing, sending hate mail, and them blocking you so you just feel like you got hit-and-run

What are some of the worst PvP places in terms of toxicity, so I know to avoid them?

Basically I live in a cold place and all I want to do is play but all the gyms cost memberships and have shitty schedules and are over-run with people, so if I want a indoor gym in the future where I can invite all my buddies and have half-court 4v4, 5v5 games, how much could it cost realistically? is it doable?

Basically she teaches high school math for adults, students come in and ask her questions. Lately her tenured coworker has been sending away her own students, refusing to answer their questions and my mom has been getting all of them because she has the reputation for being a good teacher.

She's getting tired of it especially since now she has about double her coworker's students for the same pay, and the dean said there's nothing she can do unless the students come to her with written claims that their teacher hasn't been doing her job.

Knowing that these students probably won't care because they still get taught (by my mother), I made my mom a sheet she can print out that is basically

I've been thinking about this. After a certain amount of time in the league, players gain experience and knowledge about the game, making them more deadly and skilled in decision-making, leadership, and confidence. However, they tend to trade that for diminished physical and athletic power, which is why veterans can still be valuable but not superstars as they were in their physical primes.

LeBron is a freak of nature because he's somehow retained his physical prowess while gaining that veteran experience. He's literally not supposed to be this good at his age. He never got seriously injured and his condition is at an all-time high. Combine that with 14 years in the league, and an exceptio