Quitting Monologue

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There was a time in my life when I wanted to quit and not go back to doing what I love. My love and passion is volleyball, I have been playing volleyball for over 8 years now. However, during my sophomore and junior years at high school. I had gone through a period of time where I hated volleyball. I had two coaches who never gave me the opportunity to show myself and my ability to play. This led me to constantly lose confidence and doubt myself. This happened whenever we practiced, scrimmaged, or had games. It could be a small error and I would start to question myself. For a while, I started to think about quitting. However, I stayed since I wanted to prove myself and the coaches wrong. I wanted to prove to them that I can be a good player
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