CNN @cnn.com · 23h

The world’s biggest sports tournament leaves behind something many fans know all too well: the “sports fan’s blues.” It’s the inevitable emotional comedown that mental health experts say follows weeks of intense, entirely voluntary stress. https://cnn.it/3R3LR8M

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Steve Stinson · 19h

It’s when I hit the bottle — heavy.

@smushface.bsky.social · 23h

I think most fans are traumatized by seeing Epstein’s best friend on stage with the winning team.

𝕬𝖓𝖉𝖗𝖊𝖜𝖅𝖆𝖜𝟢𝟫𝟢𝟩 · 19h

The G O A T Messi is a good player for soccer but his Argentina them kates were being the Wrestlers but he doesn't know and can't save all of his team mates for become honorable person .😊

GrimTalo · 18h

Ni en pedo · 22h

When I saw the picture I thought it was about the emotional hangover of Argentina's players for their shitty behavior.

Outsydr2000 · 23h

It sucks that there aren't any other things people can do, huh.

Mikusa · 22h

Just go all the way there with this story

Pepper Sanchez fan account · 22h

Used to happen to me, then some psycho decided we needed 104 matches and now I'm so tired I'm actually grateful to be able to go back to my normal schedule lol

decitect · 19h

If Trump dies, I’ll be cured of the “sports fan’s blues”! And “affordability affliction” too! Also “mortal embarrassment” and “corncern for everyone, but billionaires’, well-being”! That just might cure it for a few billion other people, too.