Surrendering?

Had to rant bout' how much I hate surrendering. Though surrendering is already balanced; I feel as if though it defeats the purpose of the game. I could be giving my all, doing my very best, getting a great score, helping out lanes, roaming around. And yet, my teammates decide lets surrender. Because they THINK we are going to lose. Let me tell you, the tables can flip so easily, you could easily make a team-play that gets you and your team a ace on the enemies. Yet surrendering is just a preferred easy way to start another game faster. Well, all games can't be wins, and taking the EZ way out of a loss is stupid. Don't get me wrong I surrender here and there (not really often). When nothing is going right, every lane failed, and we are down to our nexus and inhibs and they just got baron. But thats about it. And even then did I even surrender? I still gave it my all, and still was trying my hardest, I guess long story short, though this is already long; surrendering is lame, and before you surrender because you wanna start another game sooner, think about how the tables can flip, think about how all u need to do is kill 3-4 people and u could most likely get elder or baron, think about how intensely fun and exciting the fights are near the end. (Now not all games are fun, there are yi's and akali's that are broken, but its ok some champions have more kill potential than others, its about how you and your team communicate and battle them team-fights.) Your hearts rushing, you see the enemies start to cannonball down the mid lane, you decide to tell your team "Group up!" here we come for the final fight that could very well determine who wins. But... wait, you don't get to experience any of that blood pumping, heart racing, edge of seat gameplay because you surrender'd? Yes you may try to say how I'm wrong then pull up how broken champs make the game un-fun. But the game can be so fun if you look at it as a game, not a crazy salt train of competition. Because this game can be so much more than you think at those "blood pumping, heart racing, edge of seat" moments. Then the sigh of relief after you make your amazing play.