"Sport" is defined as athletic activity, and "athlete/athletic" refers to physical exercise, agility, stamina, and strength. So no, playing a video game doesn't count.
If girls make you sweat, good for you. Sex could arguably be athletic, depending on what you get up to.
Nice work if you can get it, I guess.
Not sure if you’re an artist yourself or if your handle is meant to poke society’s nose. :)
Either way, yes, I know what art is. I also know that it is very much in the eye of the beholder. I just don’t happen to agree that playing video games rises to either an art form or a profession. But everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
I did seem to find a soft spot, didn’t I?
Curling is at least a legitimate sport.
Not really, they haven't. And videogames are hardly sports.
I'm not the one who brought athletics into this. I'm just following the conversation. But no, "esports" do not meet the definition of "sport."