I am in my 20s. I am an honest person. I have a husband. Sometimes at work I take things out on a couple of the girls there. We are  good friends. I am running in order to reduce the level of stress. My husband is cooking for me. He is good at Italian dishes. My mom taught me a lot of dishes, but my husband doesn't like them. I feel older than I am. Running helps me work through my emotions. I don't think it's a negative to feel older. I got a new blender.
I am in my mid-20s. I have trouble with self-control. I do not want to talk to a professional about my self-control issues. I get frustrated for no reason and I just lash out. I live with my mom but she is very busy. I have a husband. He cooks for me. I understand and feel older sometimes too. I am working on my anger. I need to buy running shoes.
I will be going running again on Tuesday if you are up for it? I enjoyed having a running buddy. Can't do that at the moment! We could go for a hike though. I like going hiking.  How about after you get those running shoes? Running is a real great way to clear my head. I don't know if hiking would have the same effect When you hike, you can connect with nature it's very calming. It's almost like meditating. It's different but good.  Is that so? I guess I could try something new. It's just when I find something that works, I don't like to deviate from it you know? Yeah, to be fair you might need to buy hiking shoes for it as well because of the difference in terrain. So it can be a somewhat expensive hobby to just try out.  Oh, I had no idea I needed specific shoes just for hiking. What makes them different? More tread? Yeah, there's more tread. You also get waterproof hiking shoes if you're hiking somewhere it's wet (which is most places). Hmmm, it does sound like quite the investment. Is there anywhere we can go to get the feeling of hiking without the need for hiking shoes? I guess you could go on walking trails but they are essentially just fancy walks. I like to feel like I'm conquering the elements.  Ok so hypothetically say we tried this hike, but I wore running shoes, would anything happen to my feet? They might get wet. It also might hurt your feet after. I used to hike with running shoes and my feet would be sore for a few days after. 