LadyLucid
Bluelighter
Why Isn't Running Fun
If everyone starts running and thinks: "Wow, I have the physical ability to move faster. My lungs are filling up and I can keep going. I feel alive, I am human and made to run"
instead of : "How long should I run? Am I going to get tired before I'm finished? I don't know if I'll have time to keep this up on a weekly basis",
it would become more of a lifestyle than an exercise. I always feel weird when I'm running somewhere to get there faster instead of walking, but why? Why is exerting that extra energy making me so self-conscious like it's going to attract attention? Because the only time someone is running in a non-exercise situation is to get away from cops and trouble. The thought negativity needs to change for it to affect mood.
When I run, I think about how a cheetah feels when it just jets out into a sprint, or any other animal just using their natural ability..and eventually I start to feel good about using mine
If everyone starts running and thinks: "Wow, I have the physical ability to move faster. My lungs are filling up and I can keep going. I feel alive, I am human and made to run"
instead of : "How long should I run? Am I going to get tired before I'm finished? I don't know if I'll have time to keep this up on a weekly basis",
it would become more of a lifestyle than an exercise. I always feel weird when I'm running somewhere to get there faster instead of walking, but why? Why is exerting that extra energy making me so self-conscious like it's going to attract attention? Because the only time someone is running in a non-exercise situation is to get away from cops and trouble. The thought negativity needs to change for it to affect mood.
When I run, I think about how a cheetah feels when it just jets out into a sprint, or any other animal just using their natural ability..and eventually I start to feel good about using mine
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