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What should you do if the most popular girl on your team keeps bragging about winning and you want to win but she is a very good athlete?
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∙ 17y ago
Work your hardest, do your best and be a good sport. Don't turn this girl into an enemy, instead, learn from her. Watch her and ask her how she does stuff. She could end up being your friend. Girls who brag love to talk about themselves, it is very flattering when another person is genuinely interested. Show interest and you may gain a friend and some new moves for gymnastics.
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