How did this happen?

[Tristan45]

Hi! My name is Tristan!

I am a 17-year old highschool gridiron football player. I am a linebacker in our highschool's gridiron football team.

I am tall. I am 6 feet and 2 inches tall.

Some people call me a bad boy when it comes to getting women but I just have good game.

I also have a lot of friends in highschool. My highschool is a public highschool.

Also, incels are annoying little losers.

Anyways, am I a bad gridiron football athlete or was I just indoctrinated in a lie? Adults especially my coach and my father often tell me that gridiron football players are fighters who can beat boxers and wrestlers and absolutely dominate karate kids but something is not right.

How come that I often get beat up in fights by an unathletic but aggressive video game player (he competitively plays Dota 2, Leagues of Legends, and CS: Go) despite me being a gridiron football player? Aren't gridiron football players warriors? I am athletic while he isn't so how did this happen? I thought gridiron football would make me a tough guy. Some people say that aggression is important in fights but I still cannot accept that it will trump athleticism.

Also, how come that I and my fellow highschool gridiron footballers often get beat up in fights by unathletic but aggressive video gamers (they competitively play Starcraft, Leagues of Legends, and CS: Go) inside public computer cafes? Why does this often happen? How can these types of gamers called competitive esports players beat us in physical fights? Are they really aggressive?

Esports video gamers are also absolute monsters when it comes to mockery, verbal swagger, and depraved insults. Some people call them as the Kings of Trashtalk. This is often one of the reasons why my highschool's gridiron football team get into fights with them. I hate those nerds. But are they really nerds and shy loners? It doesn't seem that way. They give off street asshole energy.

Does anybody know what Esports are?

[Abbycado]

Hell of a story kid. I am not buying it when you say you are 17 and then profile says 18. This looks like some copy/paste job from somewhere.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

If you’re getting beat up, it’s because you don’t know how to fight. These guys clearly do. Strength doesn’t objectively make you a good fighter.

[gatixek710]

What kind of autist uses the term "gridiron football"?

[AI Opinion]

It's a common misconception that athleticism alone equates to fighting prowess. While being athletic can offer advantages like strength and endurance, fighting also involves technique, strategy, and mental toughness. Esports players might not focus on physical sports, but their competitive nature can translate into aggression and confidence in various situations. Fighting isn't solely about physical attributes; understanding one's opponents and leveraging aggression can shift the dynamic. Embracing respect and learning from different experiences can enhance your skills in both sports and life. 🏈💡

[HelpfulWoman]

lmaoooooo
you are insecure and acting like a dumbass.

[Avicenna]

What’s thexwuestion here? Did I miss it?