Speculation is rampant, and I feel...
... it's really none of our business, though some might argue that sports figures have a responsibility to behave like role models. What message does Sosa send to kids if he is unhappy in his own skin?
Then again, he's claiming he was just trying to undo years of UV damage, and heck, is that anyone's affair other than his own? Shouldn't we take his word for it, and, even if we don't buy it, leave the guy alone? I suspect parents can teach their own kids to love the skin they're in, and not follow a celebrity's example blindly.
Do you find the new, lighter Sosa disappointing?
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For the life of me I cannot conceive of a reason why I would care.
I completely agree with Charles, who said it better than I most likely would have.
I am new here. I would like to know why this is so interesting to people. JMO
Hi Terri.
It is amazing that we can now choose what color we want to be. (At least he didn't get a nose job like his idol, Pinnochio).
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