EPTYouth, Dreams, and Everything In Between. - Page 4
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sWiftWoshi
Portugal6 Posts
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Gosi
Sweden9072 Posts
I'm glad Violet got the opportunity to become a progamer and play the game he loved together with the amazing people in KT that shared the same dream. It sucks that he didn't get the chance to come back. I hope he felt that all the hours he put in to the game to please the fans, teammates and coaches was worth it all so he didn't lay there in the hospital his last days with regrets. | ||
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Gleen
Brazil707 Posts
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Hyde
Australia14568 Posts
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Zhazulo
Sweden226 Posts
Too bad that you feel bitter about your experiences, hopefully you can adopt a new view of it later. Good luck | ||
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RiceAgainst
United States1849 Posts
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tribbe
Germany34 Posts
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Rinny
United States616 Posts
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hoop1
Spain242 Posts
On August 24 2012 01:29 Rinny wrote: I had such a mix of emotions reading this blog... +1 | ||
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Palmar
Iceland22633 Posts
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Tiegrr
United States607 Posts
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Galfi
Brazil56 Posts
I can definetely relate to what u've said... we all on teamliquid can. No one, but ourselvs, know. Keep your head up, you accomplished so much BECAUSE of your pursuit for perfection. You didn't abandoned your dream, instead, your dreams lives inside of you, in every breath you take there is still the flame of a progamer, that knows perfection only comes with hardwork and sacrifice, this is a lesson you learned for life, and it's now part of your personality. Wheter you know it or not, Starcraft, Korea, Progaming and Violet, are represented by every action you take in every day of your waking life... because all of those things, are the reason you are who you are. Don't be sad, be PROUD, because you were on the vanguard of something beautifull that'll last for generations. YOU were the one supporting e-sports through all those adolescent years, and e-sports only managed to grow because of people like yourself. You have my respect, and my sincere wishes that better days will come and you'll realize that you and starcraft owe so much to each other... and that should be enough. | ||
BenKen
United States860 Posts
On August 24 2012 01:19 tribbe wrote: ...would read again. Best of luck finding a new dream. I'm sure you'll find something! Totally agree with this! You may feel empty now and for a long time, but don't underestimate yourself. I'm confident you will find another dream to reach for! | ||
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leo23
United States3075 Posts
you can still achieve your dream gl | ||
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snively
United States1159 Posts
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Noruxas
Netherlands129 Posts
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Adduct
United States9 Posts
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Harrad
1003 Posts
Even though it can't mend the void created by a dream unfulfilled, find solace in the fact that few people's dream were as powerful as yours. Most people don't even have a dream, and don't know what it feels like to really want something from the bottom of one's heart and the core of one's soul. | ||
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Clbull
United Kingdom1439 Posts
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matiK23
United States963 Posts
I'm sorry you couldn't achieve your dreams of progaming, but maybe you will find another passion. You are still young. | ||
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