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NO-KG-AI wrote:MotownMadness wrote:NO-KG-AI wrote:
Oh, people are mad at Kyrie too, for a variety of reasons. But he's definitely not unfazed or unbothered at all. He basically is detailing how bothered he is lol.
Sure deep down he is but you would fold like a baby if the world criticized you all the time. He takes it and dishes back most the time.
ok
MotownMadness wrote:NO-KG-AI wrote:MotownMadness wrote: Sure deep down he is but you would fold like a baby if the world criticized you all the time. He takes it and dishes back most the time.
ok
Lol stop, you know you couldn't handle it.
Doctor MJ wrote:I don't understand why people jump in a thread and say basically, "This thing you're all talking about. I'm too ignorant to know anything about it. Lollerskates!"
NO-KG-AI wrote:MotownMadness wrote:NO-KG-AI wrote:
ok
Lol stop, you know you couldn't handle it.
Define handle it. Plenty of stars handle scrutiny. Kyrie goes off the deep end when he gets criticized about the boneheaded things he does and says. I wouldn't get criticized as much as Kyrie in a similar position, because I'm not a flat earthing, anti vaxxing pseudo intellectual who can't take criticism about my basketball skills.
It's like the whole "martyr" thing. I wouldn't be able to handle being a martyr, but I also wouldn't nail myself to a cross and proclaim myself a martyr like Kyrie
Besides, this isn't about me. You said Kyrie can't be phased, which is untrue couldn't be more false. He's constantly sensitive about the criticism that he walks ass first into because he can't stop saying and doing dumb things. Stay on topic.
hugepatsfan wrote:I think Kyrie is a good guy as a person, just not a good guy to have on your basketball team lol
MotownMadness wrote:NO-KG-AI wrote:MotownMadness wrote: Lol stop, you know you couldn't handle it.
Define handle it. Plenty of stars handle scrutiny. Kyrie goes off the deep end when he gets criticized about the boneheaded things he does and says. I wouldn't get criticized as much as Kyrie in a similar position, because I'm not a flat earthing, anti vaxxing pseudo intellectual who can't take criticism about my basketball skills.
It's like the whole "martyr" thing. I wouldn't be able to handle being a martyr, but I also wouldn't nail myself to a cross and proclaim myself a martyr like Kyrie
Besides, this isn't about me. You said Kyrie can't be phased, which is untrue couldn't be more false. He's constantly sensitive about the criticism that he walks ass first into because he can't stop saying and doing dumb things. Stay on topic.
Please, most of you dont even have your own thought process on here and just want to fit in trying to kiss the donkeys ass
Who gives a damn if he thinks the world is made of ice cream, its not your problem.
Doctor MJ wrote:I don't understand why people jump in a thread and say basically, "This thing you're all talking about. I'm too ignorant to know anything about it. Lollerskates!"
He leaves every situation poorly. Doesn't help he couldn't win to save his life before Lebron.DroseReturnChi wrote:hugepatsfan wrote:I think Kyrie is a good guy as a person, just not a good guy to have on your basketball team lol
crazy how sport made him look like satan. esp boston fans and pro vaccine guys. the way he speaks you know hes genuine as a person you will ever meet.
NickAnderson wrote:
How old are you, just curious.
by gomeziee on 21 Jul 2013 00:53
im 20, and i did grow up watching MJ play in the 90's.
Lockdown504090 wrote:
watched it so you dont have to, although its a really interesting story.
TLDR: very minor but obvious speculation included.
Kyrie has always had mental health issues, but basketball hid them from even himself until he reached the top by winning the title and was left to confront his unresolved emotions from loss.
-kyrie mother and grandmother were victims of residential schools. For ppl who dont know, thats the process of abuse of indigenous by putting them in schools ran to assimilate them into white culture. a lot of people were killed and left with traumatic experiences.
- kyrie mom died of drugs as a result of her experiences when he was 4 years old... grandmother passed a year later. This is obviously the formative experience for the behaviour we see now, and probably has a lot to do with his antivax stance in not trusting both drugs or the government.
- basketball with his father was his way of coping. Irving said that the beginning of his "spiritual jorney/awakening" stuff started when the cavaliers won the title. This answers the question as to why this stuff seemed to start so suddenly
-Irving had put his all into basketball and felt unhappy, because there was something missing as a result of using basketball to cope with what hes missing
-he began to isolate himself from his teammates towards the end of 2017, which was reported by the media, and he felt like they would have had a better chance against the warriors even with durant if he wasnt going through his problems.
everything hes doing from the sage, the going home to brooklyn, the vaccine stuff, freaking out when a player called him the n word, his inability to handle the fans at the game, likely perceiving them as more racist than they are ..... it all makes infinitely more sense. him being so clutch in cleveland to not being able to handle big games anymore
I dont excuse some of his bad behavior, because theres tons of players with trauma who arent behaving like him, but i definitely understand that this seems to be him dealing with his mother after not acknowledging how much it hurt him for 20 years.
interviewers did an excellent job of asking the important questions and getting kyrie to coherently explain himself without talking about third eyes, and cosmic beings
Prospect Dong wrote:Lockdown504090 wrote:
watched it so you dont have to, although its a really interesting story.
TLDR: very minor but obvious speculation included.
Kyrie has always had mental health issues, but basketball hid them from even himself until he reached the top by winning the title and was left to confront his unresolved emotions from loss.
-kyrie mother and grandmother were victims of residential schools. For ppl who dont know, thats the process of abuse of indigenous by putting them in schools ran to assimilate them into white culture. a lot of people were killed and left with traumatic experiences.
- kyrie mom died of drugs as a result of her experiences when he was 4 years old... grandmother passed a year later. This is obviously the formative experience for the behaviour we see now, and probably has a lot to do with his antivax stance in not trusting both drugs or the government.
- basketball with his father was his way of coping. Irving said that the beginning of his "spiritual jorney/awakening" stuff started when the cavaliers won the title. This answers the question as to why this stuff seemed to start so suddenly
-Irving had put his all into basketball and felt unhappy, because there was something missing as a result of using basketball to cope with what hes missing
-he began to isolate himself from his teammates towards the end of 2017, which was reported by the media, and he felt like they would have had a better chance against the warriors even with durant if he wasnt going through his problems.
everything hes doing from the sage, the going home to brooklyn, the vaccine stuff, freaking out when a player called him the n word, his inability to handle the fans at the game, likely perceiving them as more racist than they are ..... it all makes infinitely more sense. him being so clutch in cleveland to not being able to handle big games anymore
I dont excuse some of his bad behavior, because theres tons of players with trauma who arent behaving like him, but i definitely understand that this seems to be him dealing with his mother after not acknowledging how much it hurt him for 20 years.
interviewers did an excellent job of asking the important questions and getting kyrie to coherently explain himself without talking about third eyes, and cosmic beings
It doesn't seem to be the case that Kyrie's mother was in any way associated with the residential school system - she was given up for adoption directly to the family that raised her:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/kyrie-irvings-roots-in-the-standing-rock-sioux-tribe-and-his-winding-journey-back/2018/08/24/701e7878-a785-11e8-97ce-cc9042272f07_story.html
Does he really say that? That would not be a cool thing to lie about.
uberhikari wrote:Prospect Dong wrote:Lockdown504090 wrote:
watched it so you dont have to, although its a really interesting story.
TLDR: very minor but obvious speculation included.
Kyrie has always had mental health issues, but basketball hid them from even himself until he reached the top by winning the title and was left to confront his unresolved emotions from loss.
-kyrie mother and grandmother were victims of residential schools. For ppl who dont know, thats the process of abuse of indigenous by putting them in schools ran to assimilate them into white culture. a lot of people were killed and left with traumatic experiences.
- kyrie mom died of drugs as a result of her experiences when he was 4 years old... grandmother passed a year later. This is obviously the formative experience for the behaviour we see now, and probably has a lot to do with his antivax stance in not trusting both drugs or the government.
- basketball with his father was his way of coping. Irving said that the beginning of his "spiritual jorney/awakening" stuff started when the cavaliers won the title. This answers the question as to why this stuff seemed to start so suddenly
-Irving had put his all into basketball and felt unhappy, because there was something missing as a result of using basketball to cope with what hes missing
-he began to isolate himself from his teammates towards the end of 2017, which was reported by the media, and he felt like they would have had a better chance against the warriors even with durant if he wasnt going through his problems.
everything hes doing from the sage, the going home to brooklyn, the vaccine stuff, freaking out when a player called him the n word, his inability to handle the fans at the game, likely perceiving them as more racist than they are ..... it all makes infinitely more sense. him being so clutch in cleveland to not being able to handle big games anymore
I dont excuse some of his bad behavior, because theres tons of players with trauma who arent behaving like him, but i definitely understand that this seems to be him dealing with his mother after not acknowledging how much it hurt him for 20 years.
interviewers did an excellent job of asking the important questions and getting kyrie to coherently explain himself without talking about third eyes, and cosmic beings
It doesn't seem to be the case that Kyrie's mother was in any way associated with the residential school system - she was given up for adoption directly to the family that raised her:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/kyrie-irvings-roots-in-the-standing-rock-sioux-tribe-and-his-winding-journey-back/2018/08/24/701e7878-a785-11e8-97ce-cc9042272f07_story.html
Does he really say that? That would not be a cool thing to lie about.
How are you going to tell someone what happened to their own mother? The nerve of some people.
Edrees wrote:haven't seen it yet but i'm not intereted if he doesn't explain his flat earth theories or admit he was a fool for supporting them. Does he get into that?
I know people who've been through much more than Kyrie and they dont think the Earth is flat so it's not an excuse no matter what you've been through
hugepatsfan wrote:I think Kyrie is a good guy as a person, just not a good guy to have on your basketball team lol
hugepatsfan wrote:I think Kyrie is a good guy as a person, just not a good guy to have on your basketball team lol
Jcool0 wrote:aguifs wrote:Do we have a friggin plan?
If the Bulls do, you would be complaining to much to ever hear it.
SichtingLives wrote:When you gotta explain a careers worth of being a weird douchebag. Guy doesn't owe **** to the media and yet here he is manipulating the media to put spin on his image. lol never change bruh