This is a response to Sarah's Question.

"Do you think that athletes are more likely to rebel than people who don't play sports? Do sports bring out more competition in athletes in every day life?"

I do not think that athletes are more likely to rebel than those who no not play sports. I think that anybody has an equal chance of rebellion. If somebody feel strongly enough on a issue, of course they would stand up for their beliefs. I feel as if the more likely to rebel are those who are facing injustices time and time again.

And to answer your second question Sarah, I think there might be a little more competitive spirit in athletes. I think it is because when you play a sport, it is naturally competitive. So, of course athletes will have that competitive edge. But, people who don't play sports can also be competitive, if they are really devoted to whatever it is they are competing in. I know I can be a little bit competitive myself, and most wouldn't expect that from me!

Do you think that too much of a competitive edge can be a bad thing?