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Love in Tennis
Sport is one of the most notorious group activities. It brings people together. It makes people aware of each of the points strengths and weaknesses. Sport also has a way of bringing people together. Many couples around the world gathered in the sports field. While they compete, people begin to form the excitement and even love. Competition and rivalry in sports sometimes becomes a completely different set of emotions, which then and reveals evident outside the athletic field.
title = "Tennis"> Tennis is a clear example in this regard. Many children meet in the first tennis court. While not as beautiful as Maria Sharapova, or play with such physical force as Roger Federer, still attract the attention of the spectators, are immersed in the love story that begins in the game of tennis. There are more than several examples of this phenomenon, which will appoint two.
In an old American movie called "Nobody's perfect" a man (played by Chad Lowe) falls for a girl (played by Gail O'Grady), while watching their movements in the college tennis. He tries to approach her and ends up dressing as a girl, playing in his team as they prepare for an important tennis match. When she discovers the truth about him, she leaves him, but later was forced to ask him to come back and play with her in the important tennis match. Naturally, the game and win, kiss in a right winger happy there in the tennis court, which only strengthen the main idea of this Article "> tennis article.
Another example, much better known, is the case of Vladimir Nabokov's "Lolita." When taken with Humbert of Lolita Travel him hope, he tries to participate in sports such as swimming and tennis. He described in accurate detail small image to see her play: "Wait and relax for one or two bars of white-lined time before going into the act of serving, and often bounced the ball once or twice, or pawed the ground a little, always at ease, always rather vague the results of tennis , always cheerful as she was so rarely in life was dark at home. "
Needless to say, no one would like to raise the kind of emotions Humbert feels for his beloved, without But it is hard to argue with the idea that love often shines and grows in the field of sports.
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