Quote by Natalie Coughlin

I actually love swimming but I just hate jumping in the water.

I actually love swimming but I just hate jumping in the wate

Summary

This quote highlights a paradoxical relationship with swimming. Although the person loves the activity itself, they express a dislike for the initial action of jumping into the water. It suggests a possible fear or apprehension associated with the act of submerging. The quote captures the conflicting emotions experienced when engaging in an activity that brings enjoyment while simultaneously encountering a hurdle or discomfort.

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