Runner Things #851
Posted on 19 Aug, 2012
Your friends don't understand what you see in running. They just see how running drags you home early from the best parties and how it kicks you to the curb the next morning before the crack of dawn. They just see the missed lunches, curious stares and constant mind games. And if they don't see the other stuff by now, odds are, they never will.
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