When I sit on the bench, I'm dying.

When I sit on the bench, I'm dying.

📖 Ivan Perisic

| 👨‍💼 Athlete

🎂 February 2, 1989

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This quote highlights the emotional toll that being sidelined or not actively participating can have on an individual. It underscores the importance of feeling engaged and valuable, whether in sports or other aspects of life. When we are removed from the action, we might feel a sense of loss or stagnation. It serves as a reminder that being part of the team or the activity isn't just about performance but also about feeling connected and fulfilled. The sentiment resonates with anyone who has faced periods of inactivity or exclusion, emphasizing the need for purpose and passion in our pursuits.

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