Comments by "gracefulcat68" (@gracefulcat68) on "NFL player faces discipline after shoving photographer after loss l GM A" video.

control your emotions, control yourself. its not difficult.
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@brianwalsh1401 well, his brain is fully developed at 29 years old.. so no excuses as to why he cannot control himself (emotionally and physically). he'll get a fine, most likely... maybe game suspension, but i doubt that. i love sports but these athletes are way overpaid solely for our entertainment purposes.. same with actors, imo.. lol.
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@brianwalsh1401 this is why children need to learn responsibility for their actions, and consequences for their actions, too. lack of these things makes for adults like him. not sure if he's a narcissist as i don't pay attention to players.
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@brianwalsh1401 lol... i'm well aware.
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@brianwalsh1401 you took this way too seriously.. lol. i stand by what i said originally and he should be held accountable for his actions because he is an adult who should know how to control his emotions by now. lack of emotional intelligence is what is causing most issues today... add to that the lack of common sense, logic and reasoning (the last part of the human brain to develop at 23-25 yrs old), and its no wonder most people can't handle life like their ancestors did... lol. maybe its bad parenting, there's a lot of shows/movies with very self absorbed parental figures, or addicts... those people cannot possibly give a child all he needs to blossom and grow into a mentally stable adult. maybe its from the 'everyone gets a trophy' so no one feels bad, that coddling does not help build character and integrity like being left out or not 'winning' for participation. psychology classes today are nothing like the classes 20, 30, or 50 years ago.. lol. now its all about making everybody feel good every minute of every day and that is not life. learning to lose at a young age, being left out, being picked on by peers, makes for more mentally stable adults IF they have the adults to help them use the mental tools to cope and thrive. as i said, i'm well aware.. lol.
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@brianwalsh1401 no human is perfect, so everyone has dysfunction in some form and the majority overcome it. victimhood mentality is bad for society. blaming everyone who affected your life negatively for how you react today is a copout. life is not complex. we all choose the degree to which we let things affect us. we complicate life a lot more than it ever needs to be.. lol.
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