Aniyah Jeter

My brother has a basketball game Thursday and ges been doing it for YEARS and ive been doing gymnastics for about 4 months i have to miss practice for his game is that fair?

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Danae Hitch Profile
Danae Hitch answered

I'm assuming your parents are determining the rules for this. So if you want this to change, you need to suck it up, buttercup, and have a reasonable discussion on missing a practice. If it was a competition, I could see how you would be upset.

However, your brother is competing in a game, so your parents are having you go to support him. I would imagine that he would come to a gymnastics meet / competition for you. My vote would be to go and support him.

Bikergirl Anonymous Profile

A circumstance like that is not  about being "fair" .. By your suggested logic .. Are you suggesting that if he were to miss his game that it WOULD be "fair"?  You see there is no way to provide for two conflicting schedules like this.  Perhaps this time you miss one .. Next time he may have to miss one .. Or find  a compromise so you both can attend your chosen events by finding a ride for one of you.. Perhaps with one of your friends who is attending the same event.

PJ Stein Profile
PJ Stein answered

If you are missing practice because your parents are going to the game and they are your ride, of course it is fair. Just as if you were competing somewhere and your parents made him skip practice. If is about a ride, see if someone else in your gymnastics can give you a ride to and from practice. Then no one has to miss anything. That way you are giving a possible solution instead of just whining.

Michael Poland Profile
Michael Poland answered

In the future you will both remember how

you were there for each other.

" That's unconditional love "

Try to keep this going.

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