It's crazy that people would resort to something so messed up just to try and win. I mean, think about it, they're putting their bodies on the line for a temporary high, but what are they really gaining? Is it worth risking their health and potentially harming themselves or others? It's like they're thinking only of themselves and not considering the consequences.
And it's not just about the athletes, it's also about the coaches and officials who are enabling this behavior. They're supposed to be promoting clean competition and fair play, but instead they're turning a blind eye to something as wrong as this.
It makes me think about the pressure to perform in sports. Athletes feel like they need to be perfect all the time, and if that means taking risks with their bodies, then so be it. But what's the cost? We're talking about real people here, not just their careers or reputations. There needs to be a greater focus on mental health, support systems, and the well-being of athletes.
And I guess this is also a commentary on our society's obsession with physical appearance. We're so fixated on being the best, on looking good, that we'll do whatever it takes to achieve it. Even if it means sacrificing our own health and happiness.
It's all just really sad when you think about it.
And it's not just about the athletes, it's also about the coaches and officials who are enabling this behavior. They're supposed to be promoting clean competition and fair play, but instead they're turning a blind eye to something as wrong as this.
It makes me think about the pressure to perform in sports. Athletes feel like they need to be perfect all the time, and if that means taking risks with their bodies, then so be it. But what's the cost? We're talking about real people here, not just their careers or reputations. There needs to be a greater focus on mental health, support systems, and the well-being of athletes.
And I guess this is also a commentary on our society's obsession with physical appearance. We're so fixated on being the best, on looking good, that we'll do whatever it takes to achieve it. Even if it means sacrificing our own health and happiness.
It's all just really sad when you think about it.