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Because it's actually pretty ridiculous and offensive. Yes, I've laughed at the sayings. I've even sent one to my sister because it was pretty funny. As a matter of fact - it was this one right here:
But you know what my problem is? When I see someone saying that, but then they post their finish times and they are what I would consider fairly speedy. I'm not a super fast runner but at the same time I also recognize that my fast is someone else's slow, and my slow is someone else's fast.
And that's it right there - we all run at different paces and our pace is just that...OURS. What I can run doesn't change what you can run and vice versa, right? I don't run "slow"...I run MY PACE. And honestly, it's still not slower than this:
So let's just stop doing that, okay? No need to make qualifications and dismissals. Just run your own pace, run your own race and enjoy doing it while you're at it.
That's awesome! See like you run at whatever pace you run and I only run when chased by a bear or puma. So my run (and eventual demise due to lack of running ever) is waaaaay slower than your slowest run! Therefore, you are the fastest runner I know! :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, a bear or a puma could make ANYONE a runner! ;-) And I may not outrun a bear or puma either, but I would certainly try to give them a run for their money...except they don't care about money...so...yeah. ;-) hehehe
ReplyDeleteAgree 100%. Pace is relative, but crossing the finish line makes us all runners.
ReplyDeleteIndeed! And the finish line can also be different for everyone...for someone that doesn't race their "finish line" might be just getting up and doing it. :-) We are all runners regardless of the pace, the method, the whatever.
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