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Is it possible to have a successful relationship with a college football player?

by Guest56432 | earlier

He plays for Grambling...in Louisiana if you didnt know. And he messaged me saying that he's doing two-a-days now...and he'll see me whenever he gets back (i live in baton rouge and geaux tigers!!!)...BUT. I'm worried that we wont spend as much time together during the football season. Any thoughts?

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az pretty az u iz im gone to have to say yez
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Well, Ian Johnson of the Boise State Broncos is going smooth with his wife, he proposed to her after the Fiesta Bowll in 2007.

Yes, you can have a successful relationship. Footall doesn't effect the personal life... unless you're being paid! Lol.

Good luck!
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No! because all they want to do is SCORE.
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I don't see a reason why you can't.

Good Luck!!

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Well, its not impossible, but it will very VERY DIFFICULT...especially if its a young relationship. You will worry about him cheating on you with those football whores...and not spending time together. If you think he's worth it, go for it. At least he will have money if he makes it big time.
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i dont think you have to worry about anyone who plays for grambling...he obviously he isnt too good..so nfl is out of the question
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It just depends on the player. Not all football players are the same.
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It doesn't matter if he's a football player or third string debate team. What matters is the kind of people you both are, what you're looking for in the relationship, and how honest you are with each other.

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About as much of a chance as with guy in a band that just got signed
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OF COURSE IT IS WOMAN!!!
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well as in all relationships...it depends on how strong it is. but him being a college fooball player, it's going to be like a full-time job for him during the season. you got two-a-days, then practice and position meetings daily then the games...it will be hard "during" the season but if you really like each other he will find time for you too.
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