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Input: So I do track for school and well, my BFF does it too. Sounds good right? Wrong. I’m more of a mix between an ok long distance runner and a good sprinter. BFF is a sprinter only, but she slacks a lot. She is always asking me to do things that make me lose potential. I really really fucking hate when she does this. I also have another friend, M, who does track who is more like BFF too. They both try to pressure and guilt trip me but I usually don’t fall for it. I’m so close to telling her to stop being like that and calm her out for it. Today I went out of MY way to run an extra 3-4 miles with another track friend(A). It was super fun. This other track friend we will call A, A agrees that what BFF and M is selfish.  A is a long distance runner and is good at it. She helps give tips and stuff for running which is awesome in my opinion. I’ve been going through a lot at home recently and BFF has been really pushing my limits these past few days. Idk if y’all wanna hear the 2nd rant/part but if you do please let me know. 

wanting to tell her to stop