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How Competitive Are You???

In relation to sports, or life in general, how competitive are you??? 80 members have voted

  1. 1. In relation to sports, or life in general, how competitive are you???

    • Extremely (9-10): I have to win;losing is not an option.
      23%
      19
    • Considerably (7-8): I Love to win, losing burns me.
      41%
      33
    • Moderately (5-6): I really like to win,but I can move on.
      28%
      23
    • Somewhat (3-4):I'd rather win,but it's not life or death.
      6%
      5
    • Not Very (0-2):I don't really enjoy competing that much.
      0%
      0

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I voted moderate today, if you would have asked me when I was younger than I would have said extremely, obsessive about winning.

 

Although when I first read this thread, it reminded me of that great joke Dane Cook did about playing Monopoly with his grandmother. :lol:

I'm very competitive in anything I do..........Not always a good trait.

I am a 5-6....PH is a 9-10. He says that if it is worth doing, do your best and don't lose at it.

I am also extremely competitive in everything I do--it can be both good and bad. I don't think anyone likes to lose, but it really, really burns me up. I have to reign it in considerably now that my children are playing competitive sports--I don't want to be one of those "baseball moms" or "soccer moms" that we all know. Fortunately my competitive streak does not apply nearly as severely to my children. I want them to do their best and have fun, and if they win--great, but I don't stew over it.

I'm extremely competitive when it comes to sports or video games. But when it comes to life I would say I am only moderately competitive.

I put considerably. The reason being is that I hate losing but I am also realistic.

 

My team playing a team that I know we cannot compete with and we lose, I can handle it. Any other situation and I don't like losing.

 

I especially don't like losing when we lose rather than the other team beats us. Meaning in baseball we lose 4-0 and all 4 runs are earned and we don't hit the ball, that I don't like.

I'm very competitive in anything I do..........Not always a good trait.

 

:thumb: I'm there as well, I will give congrats and credit to the teams that beat me and not make excuses but I HATE losing.

I've competed at many different levels in golf. To me, the level I am competing at has a lot to do with how much I want to win.

Somewhat. It's just a game and in the big picture, not really all that important.

Back in the day I was really competitive and could not stand to lose at anything and I just would not accept it. Now that I am older I have learned to accept it for what it is. Still get riled when the Cats lose. JD

I am an absolute jerk on the court (or field, diamond, even playing chess). I have been now for routinely yelling at my teammates who try to congratulate me after I score, and telling them to shut up and play some defense.

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