mypassioniswriting
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...career advancements? It's so anal. Just because he's from that area why should he be chained to it? I moved away from Cleveland and advanced in my career here in Florida so I say "You Go LeBron!"
No, you betray yourself to deny Anyone on this planet their personal right to grow. God gives us each a talent and it is our responsibility to use it and expand on it as best as we can. It's not LeBron's responsibility to live his life according to Cleveland fans. Perhaps if each person fulfilled their goals and dreams they would understand. No bitterness necessary when you're fulfilling your own dreams you'd understand.
Renae,
You make good points. However, if fans feel that way why respond to LeBron at all? No person needs to be booed, spoken and written about with hate. I don't even seek to read this stuff but it's written everywhere. This only makes Cleveland fans look bad. It may be an attempt to hurt LeBron, but it only backfires.
At 17, I felt I would stay in Ohio too. By the time I completed my undergrad work and part of my Masters, the opportunities in my field just weren't available in Ohio. Leaving Ohio to go to "where the jobs are" or "where more opportunities are" isn't a slam against Cleveland or Ohio, it's just getting your bills paid or going where the opportunities are in your field.
Maybe there will be more opportunities in your field in Ohio than there were for me--Best of Luck!
No, you betray yourself to deny Anyone on this planet their personal right to grow. God gives us each a talent and it is our responsibility to use it and expand on it as best as we can. It's not LeBron's responsibility to live his life according to Cleveland fans. Perhaps if each person fulfilled their goals and dreams they would understand. No bitterness necessary when you're fulfilling your own dreams you'd understand.
Renae,
You make good points. However, if fans feel that way why respond to LeBron at all? No person needs to be booed, spoken and written about with hate. I don't even seek to read this stuff but it's written everywhere. This only makes Cleveland fans look bad. It may be an attempt to hurt LeBron, but it only backfires.
At 17, I felt I would stay in Ohio too. By the time I completed my undergrad work and part of my Masters, the opportunities in my field just weren't available in Ohio. Leaving Ohio to go to "where the jobs are" or "where more opportunities are" isn't a slam against Cleveland or Ohio, it's just getting your bills paid or going where the opportunities are in your field.
Maybe there will be more opportunities in your field in Ohio than there were for me--Best of Luck!