Runner Things #787
Posted on 02 Aug, 2012
Even if you'd never get old or even get fat and your dog could take itself out and everyone loved you and you always slept well and you never got sad and all your teachers all thought you were a genius and no one ever broke up with you and every scholarship was a full scholarship and the world wasn't a mess and your body looked good all on its own and every day in every way you felt like you wanted to feel, you'd still run.
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