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I don’t know if Terwillegar is a racist establishment or if only Brittany is. But I believe she must have been emboldened by her establishment’s covert policies.
I was at the pool side and asked a lifeguard if it was okay to dive in the deep middle pool and he said it was. So I dived and was front-crawling when Brittany stopped me in the middle of the water to say I can’t dive. I told her I asked a lifeguard and was told it was okay to. She then said that particular diving is not allowed for people who can’t swim. I was literally in the pool, swimming, before she stopped me and still in the pool throughout the entire conversation. I told her she doesn’t have to worry about that as I took swimming lessons in another facility and graduated and can indeed swim. She said I can’t do it except in class. So I asked what to do when I forget the skill and then I am in a situation when I needed it? Should I just drown because after spending my time and money to learn life-saving skills, I tucked it away because Brittany said so, now I am drowning and panicking and can’t save myself. Then she said it is not allowed for children. I asked why we were continuing to have this conversation when I am obviously not a child. So she said she will give me an exception because I am an adult. I started to wonder why I needed her to “allow” me when she didn’t even have to talk to me in the first place. I believe what Brittany wanted to say really is “how dare you be in the pool?” Mind you, I am the only dark skin person in the deep pools. This happened 3 days ago and I still can’t sleep, forever traumatized by Brittany and her minion, Sarah. It’s difficult enough being in the pool at Terwillegar and having it gradually be empty as you’re in, but contending with a uniformed person policing you, and covertly telling you “you don’t belong here” is terribly disgusting, a canon event I don’t wish on anyone.
I was at the pool side and asked a lifeguard if it was okay to dive in the deep middle pool and he said it was. So I dived and was front-crawling when Brittany stopped me in the middle of the water to say I can’t dive. I told her I asked a lifeguard and was told it was okay to. She then said that particular diving is not allowed for people who can’t swim. I was literally in the pool, swimming, before she stopped me and still in the pool throughout the entire conversation. I told her she doesn’t have to worry about that as I took swimming lessons in another facility and graduated and can indeed swim. She said I can’t do it except in class. So I asked what to do when I forget the skill and then I am in a situation when I needed it? Should I just drown because after spending my time and money to learn life-saving skills, I tucked it away because Brittany said so, now I am drowning and panicking and can’t save myself. Then she said it is not allowed for children. I asked why we were continuing to have this conversation when I am obviously not a child. So she said she will give me an exception because I am an adult. I started to wonder why I needed her to “allow” me when she didn’t even have to talk to me in the first place. I believe what Brittany wanted to say really is “how dare you be in the pool?” Mind you, I am the only dark skin person in the deep pools. This happened 3 days ago and I still can’t sleep, forever traumatized by Brittany and her minion, Sarah. It’s difficult enough being in the pool at Terwillegar and having it gradually be empty as you’re in, but contending with a uniformed person policing you, and covertly telling you “you don’t belong here” is terribly disgusting, a canon event I don’t wish on anyone.
It is the most modern recreational sports center. There are around four ice hockey rinks and four world-class swimming pools. Besides that, there are gems for exercise. This place is quite busy.
Es un espacio ideal para hacer deporte solo, acompañado o en familia