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Does anyone else find the "heartbreak" of sports actually addictive?

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I was watching the game last night and honestly, my heart was in my throat for the last three innings. There’s something so exhausting about being a fan of a team that constantly dances on the edge of a total collapse, yet I couldn't look away. It’s that weird cycle of pure euphoria one minute and complete gut-punching disappointment the next.

I’ve realized that if my team just cruised to an easy win every single time, I probably wouldn't care as much. It’s the "blown lead" drama that keeps me coming back. You spend half the time yelling at the TV and the other half feeling like a complete idiot for still caring, but that sudden, unexpected momentum shift makes the whole roller coaster worth it.

Do you guys find that the more stressful a game is, the more satisfying it feels when things finally go your way?

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