Undefeation: My Three Reasons Why Football Shows Character

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Undefeated

There are many thoughts on whether or not football builds or reveals character.
Here are my three reasons for why football reveals character and why it doesn't build it.
First is that it mainly shows your true colors. Second is you can't exactly build character it reveals it. Third is that when you're playing football it releases your feelings. Those are my three reasons why i believe football reveals character.
The first reason is that it shows your true character or your true colors.
When you play football one of the most used characteristics is anger.
It is revealing your true colors which there is anger it can be a stress reliever.
Of course football can reveal many other characteristics like how nice or intelligent you

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