TaeJa Confirmed to play in GSL next year - Page 6

On November 12 2014 07:58 Doublemint wrote:
1. I am glad he is not retiring.

2. If he says one more time he is most definitely going to retire after event/date X I will be conflicted about point 1.

On November 12 2014 17:16 Disarmed wrote:


sorry but this makes about zero sense.

if you are glad he keeps playing then i suppose you like to see him play

if you like to see him play then i suppose youd be happy if an announced retirement is postponed or cancelled?

jesus christ, ppl getting dramatic over his "LIIIIIIIEEEEE" is ridicolous to watch

even if he is kind of a public person, at the end of the day we dont know shit about his reasons or his thought process.

maybe he talked his parents into giving one more year? maybe there were problems with the sign up for the military? or....god forbid...he enjoys the game so much right now, that he wants to keep playing?

I DONT KNOW and im sure as fuck none of you know either.

stop acting like teaja slept with your girlfriend

On November 12 2014 17:50 Zealously wrote:


Some people consider Taeja's "i retire" into "not retire" annoying because it's happened so many times. I kind of agree, too - if you want to retire, retire, but don't keep making a deal out of it only to go back on what you said four times in a row. It feels silly.

On November 12 2014 20:07 Krystal wrote:
I think some people here really don't understand the variable nature of RSI. You have to remember it is a condition that can improve and deteriorate rapidly, and when its bad, it can be horribly painful. I've struggled with it for almost two and half years now, and for most of that time I've been on the edge of pulling out of my studies (I'm doing a degree in music), I wasn't trying to be dramatic during the times when I began to fill out un-enrolment forms, but they were times it seemed unlikely my condition would improve enough for me to continue. I imagine it is the same with Taeja, his wrists have apparently been okay recently, so he's continuing on, if they were still horribly bad, he would follow through with his choice to retire. He can't predict what state his RSI will be in the future, so it's no wonder his choices are constantly changing.
I really hope people will be more understanding of his condition. As it is a horribly painful and debilitating one, and it's impressive that he has continued on this far with it.

On November 12 2014 20:07 Krystal wrote:
I think some people here really don't understand the variable nature of RSI. You have to remember it is a condition that can improve and deteriorate rapidly, and when its bad, it can be horribly painful. I've struggled with it for almost two and half years now, and for most of that time I've been on the edge of pulling out of my studies (I'm doing a degree in music), I wasn't trying to be dramatic during the times when I began to fill out un-enrolment forms, but they were times it seemed unlikely my condition would improve enough for me to continue. I imagine it is the same with Taeja, his wrists have apparently been okay recently, so he's continuing on, if they were still horribly bad, he would follow through with his choice to retire. He can't predict what state his RSI will be in the future, so it's no wonder his choices are constantly changing.
I really hope people will be more understanding of his condition. As it is a horribly painful and debilitating one, and it's impressive that he has continued on this far with it.