I agree, it makes a difference if you weren't a childhood fan.
damookster Send a noteboard - 10/03/2024 08:27:12 PM
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If you're still living in the same city? You should support your team, win or lose. But, if you move? Then you can reexamine your loyalties. I was never really into the Falcons or Braves growing up in Atlanta beyond being a very casual fan. Then I lived in Nashville for many years before moving to Boston. The years in Nashville served as a slow-motion severing of ties to the old Atlanta teams. So, when I moved to Boston, I was primed to transfer my loyalties, and so I have.
If you're still living in the same city? You should support your team, win or lose. But, if you move? Then you can reexamine your loyalties. I was never really into the Falcons or Braves growing up in Atlanta beyond being a very casual fan. Then I lived in Nashville for many years before moving to Boston. The years in Nashville served as a slow-motion severing of ties to the old Atlanta teams. So, when I moved to Boston, I was primed to transfer my loyalties, and so I have.
I worked with a guy in the early 90s who was a big fan of the Chicago Bulls. A few years earlier, it was the Lakers, and before that, the Celtics. Front running fandom is the worst.
Mook
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