ARGENTINA🇦🇷❤️
Se me ha atacado muchísimo en estos últimos días desde que se me incluyó en una lista de personajes a quienes se les “debe” lanzar odio, lo cual ha sucedido. En esta lista se supone se incluyen personas que Argentina considera enemigas por ataques hacia su selección y su país. Con gran tristeza he leido infinidad de dms de odio, críticas, amenazas y lo que sucedería si yo me parara en ese hermoso país… tristemente. Amo a mis chicos de Argentina y me duele en el alma recibir este odio de gente real, no bots, y algunos hasta personas que eran de mi comunidad (lo podía ver por sus dms anteriores). Como ya me han inventado que si yo dije esto o lo otro, dejo aquí fijo lo que si dije y si subi a historias. Una historia de unos taquitos felicitando a España el domingo. La segunda historia es la de hace 4 años en Qatar. Aquí en casa al reunirnos a ver la final, unos le iban a Arg, otros a España. Y cuando se acabó el juego, a seguir disfrutando. A mis chicos de mi comunidad Argentina, los amo mucho. Me duele saber que muchos esten creyendo que dije algo contra su país. Al resto, nadie merece este odio y menos alguien que ni siquiera hizo nada para provocarlo.
Throughout my experience, I’ve realized how passionate football fans can be, especially when national pride is involved. The recent surge of messages, sometimes hateful, from some Argentine followers was deeply painful because I genuinely love and respect Argentina and its football culture. It’s a reminder that sports can unite us, but misunderstandings and misinformation can cause unexpected divisions. One significant aspect I noticed is how quickly people jump to conclusions on social media. A simple story showing support for another team—like Spain during the World Cup final—can be misunderstood and twisted into something negative. I’ve always believed that sportsmanship means respecting all teams and their fans, whether your team wins or loses. My gatherings, where some cheered for Argentina and others for Spain, ended with us enjoying the moment together, regardless of the outcome. What hurt the most were the messages from people I once considered part of my community. It made me reflect on how fragile online relationships can be when fueled by passion and emotion. However, I also received countless messages of support and love from many Argentinians who understood my true intentions. This experience has taught me the importance of clear communication and standing firm against hate speech. For fans worldwide, this serves as a lesson that supporting your team should never lead to attacking others personally. Respect is key, and it’s okay to celebrate victories for any country without fear of backlash. I hope sharing my story encourages others to promote kindness and understanding in the world of sports and beyond. Let’s remember that behind every screen is a person who deserves respect, no matter what team they support.