I'll never understand people that go for a run in the morning.

[phoenix@chaos.social]

@Gina it's amazing! If you managed to get this done, you can tell yourself "that's the most difficult thing that will happen today and I've already done it"

[kevin@gimbel.dev]

@Gina to try and run away from all my problems??? Yes.

[cicciofritz@livellosegreto.it]

@Gina they clearly have something to hide, i don’t trust them

[accordingtowouter@mastodon.world]

@Gina I am (sometimes) one of them. But it is not voluntarily. It’s a must.

[nigel@unsociable.lowkey.party]

@Gina absolutely insane. I mean, I do leave.

....involuntarily.

[tomstoneham@dair-community.social]

@Gina I don't understand people who talk in the morning. I am not ready to have other people's thoughts imposed on me until after the second coffee.

At least when I am out on a run I am with my own thoughts. 😆

[runrichrun@mastodon.social]

@Gina
The dogs make me do it!

[sandorspruit@mastodon.nl]

@Gina You even have to leave your bed, first! 😱

[leberschnitzel@existiert.ch]

@Gina it's basically the opposite of pressing the snooze button!
With a snooze button you have to go through the horrors of waking up several times a day.
With going for a run you get to experience the joy of coming home, without (many) horrors in between leaving and returning!

[mike@fosstodon.org]

@Gina Mornings are for coffee drinking and copious swearing. That or sleeping. The best mornings are slept through. Definitely not for running.

[not_a_label@toot.lgbt]

@Gina I know I should….. but I don’t wannnaaaaaa 😕

[jannem@fosstodon.org]

@Gina
Morning runs are great. Changing and getting started is a major pain, but once I'm out there it really feels wonderful.

[abcdw@fosstodon.org]

@Gina I even saw people doing so in Amsterdam in winter.