🗣️ Francesco Totti: "When I was 13, there was a knock at our door.
The men from AC Milan were asking me to join their football club. An opportunity to make it with a big Italian club. What would I choose?
Well, it was not my decision, of course.
My mamma was the boss. She still is the boss. And she was rather attached to her boys, let’s say. Like any Italian mother, she was a little overprotective. She did not want me to leave home for fear that something might happen.
“No, no,” she told the directors. That’s all she had to say. “Mi dispiace. No, no.”
That was the end. My first transfer was turned down by the boss.
My father took me and my brother to our matches on the weekend. But Monday through Friday, Mamma was in charge.
It was hard saying no to AC Milan. It would have meant a lot of money for our family. But my mother taught me a lesson that day. Your home is the most important thing in life.
Just a few weeks later, after being scouted at one of my youth matches, Roma made me an offer. I was going to wear the yellow and red."
@_cupinoee @ndyaangl@senorimta Bisa sih ini, thanks ya
Btw izin nanya, kalo misal nih misal mau balikin ke settingan awal lagi langsung klik yg otomatis aja ya berarti?
FRANCESCO TOTTI: “I could have left many times, made more money, won more titles, gotten more headlines. But I understood that greatness isn’t always about changing, but about staying.
Roma wasn’t just my club, it was my home, my neighbourhood, my people. Every goal with this jersey meant something different, because I did it defending what I love.”
“Playing my whole life in the same place was my greatest challenge and my greatest pride. I lost finals, endured criticism, played through pain, but I never betrayed my identity. Some measure a career by trophies; I measure it by loyalty, and by having stayed true to myself until the very last day.”
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"Stasera ho assaporato vecchi sapori e vecchie emozioni, ma sarei voluto andarci con un altro umore, meno arrabbiato. Era dovuto, il risultato non avrebbe cambiato quello che avrei fatto a fine gara. Non ero riuscito a salutarli bene l’ultima volta. Sono andato lì sotto: quella curva è piena da quasi cento anni, si è svuotata una volta sola per protesta quando sono stato mandato via. Quindi glielo dovevo. Rimarranno sempre nel mio cuore, dispiace esserci andato con il volto scuro. Mi dispiace se è sembrato un saluto sobrio, ma mi conoscono, non potevo andare lì a saltellare dopo questo risultato.
I ragazzi della Roma sono stati fantastici, anche per loro è stato uno shock quando me ne sono andato. Ho grande amore non solo per i tifosi ma anche per i giocatori. Sono stati mesi emozionati, li ho visti in grande forma, forse anche troppo! Oggi sono stati superiori a noi. Apprezzo che siano rimasti a salutarmi, non c'era bisogno. Sanno quello che è il nostro rapporto, il legame con alcuni di loro e quanto hanno significato per me e io per alcuni di loro"
#ASRoma #RomaGenoa 🟨🟥
As a single mother I am saying this:
Men have a sense of balance when it comes to providing routine and discipline but also support, encouragement, and show unwavering dedication to their children. Men also tend to lead with more logic than emotion while still allowing room for their children to feel and express emotions. They also tend to be able to separate their trauma they’re healing from their responsibilities as a father.
A lot of women (not all but a large majority) don’t know how to balance all of these things on top of not allowing their emotions get the better of them. A lot of women also are jealous of their children, harbor spoken or unspoken resentment toward them for a broken home, or refuse to break the cycle of trauma in some capacity. Hell, some women with a partner struggle with this as well but it can become more apparent when single.
Men marry up gapapa
Men marry down gapapa
Yang penting gak marry middle-class bacot
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It's okay for men to marry up
It's okay for men to marry down
As long as you're not marrying the delusional middle-class women
A Lithuanian basketball player who moved to the United States hasnt seen his mom in 5 years
Coaches called him in to "watch some film" and then this surprise happened....