Running is absolutely like living a life. It takes a commitment to choose how to end the run. Finish it with the right path, a shortcut, or even not to. That's why I love to run.
In every marathon I joined, everybody was so exited, no one took a shortcut (were there any of them took it? I didn't know for sure). Either they chose 5K, 10K, half marathon, full marathon or even maratoonz, it was all about struggling to finish the race after they passed the start gate. They coped with obstacles while running like crams, dehydration, headache, stomachache, etc.
Its the moment of truth where commitment was on a stake. Would they hold on to the race? Still running though they're in so much pain, slowing up a little bit until the pain disappeared, walking and seeing people passed by, calling for a help, or just giving up to the situation.
See? Its so alike when facing problems in daily life. Do it in pain, slowing down, taking a rest, calling for a help, or giving up. According to me, none of those choices are wrong as long as I take the consequences with full of responsibility.
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