Candice Burt Is the hero we need, but everyone is ignoring her.

XY wrote:

epodemiologist wrote:

"Heroic" is running into a burning house to save a complete stranger.

The word that describes this is "narcissistic".

^This could be her doing a really good troll post, since she literally pulled a man out of the wreckage of a burning car a few years ago lol. That said, this toxic cesspool thread shows why the best revenge is running and living well. I'm sure the wagging tongues in Trustafaria aka Boulder are spewing all kinds of hate by now.

She posts her daily runs on facebook. averages 9-11 minute miles and continues to run her business and be a mom to two kids, at age 41.

I have a feeling she is doing this in large part because it is a deep challenge (1000 miles/month for months on end) that she can fit in her lifestyle in a halfway rational fashion with minimal logistic support. Any of us who have tried to accumulate even 100 mile weeks after age 30/40 with other responsibilities can relate. Good for her, I say. Plus she and her pups are so damned cute!

XY wrote:

epodemiologist wrote:

"Heroic" is running into a burning house to save a complete stranger.

The word that describes this is "narcissistic".

^This could be her doing a really good troll post, since she literally pulled a man out of the wreckage of a burning car a few years ago lol. That said, this toxic cesspool thread shows why the best revenge is running and living well. I'm sure the wagging tongues in Trustafaria aka Boulder are spewing all kinds of hate by now.

She posts her daily runs on facebook. averages 9-11 minute miles and continues to run her business and be a mom to two kids, at age 41.

I have a feeling she is doing this in large part because it is a deep challenge (1000 miles/month for months on end) that she can fit in her lifestyle in a halfway rational fashion with minimal logistic support. Any of us who have tried to accumulate even 100 mile weeks after age 30/40 with other responsibilities can relate. Good for her, I say. Plus she and her pups are so damned cute!

Billy in 4C wrote:

XY wrote:

^This could be her doing a really good troll post, since she literally pulled a man out of the wreckage of a burning car a few years ago lol. That said, this toxic cesspool thread shows why the best revenge is running and living well. I'm sure the wagging tongues in Trustafaria aka Boulder are spewing all kinds of hate by now.

She posts her daily runs on facebook. averages 9-11 minute miles and continues to run her business and be a mom to two kids, at age 41.

I have a feeling she is doing this in large part because it is a deep challenge (1000 miles/month for months on end) that she can fit in her lifestyle in a halfway rational fashion with minimal logistic support. Any of us who have tried to accumulate even 100 mile weeks after age 30/40 with other responsibilities can relate. Good for her, I say. Plus she and her pups are so damned cute!

Bro with all due respect, if you are a mom of 2 kids, and you’re running 50k a day, I can guarantee that the biggest priority in her life is definitely not her family. How could it be?

I feel guilty in marathon training because I know that as hard as I try to avoid it, there are still things that can fall through the cracks on the family front, whether that be time-related, energy level related, etc. If I was running 50k a day, I would expect to be A) a sh*tty husband and B) an even sh*ttier parent

XY wrote:

epodemiologist wrote:

"Heroic" is running into a burning house to save a complete stranger.

The word that describes this is "narcissistic".

^This could be her doing a really good troll post, since she literally pulled a man out of the wreckage of a burning car a few years ago lol. That said, this toxic cesspool thread shows why the best revenge is running and living well. I'm sure the wagging tongues in Trustafaria aka Boulder are spewing all kinds of hate by now.

She posts her daily runs on facebook. averages 9-11 minute miles and continues to run her business and be a mom to two kids, at age 41.

I have a feeling she is doing this in large part because it is a deep challenge (1000 miles/month for months on end) that she can fit in her lifestyle in a halfway rational fashion with minimal logistic support. Any of us who have tried to accumulate even 100 mile weeks after age 30/40 with other responsibilities can relate. Good for her, I say. Plus she and her pups are so damned cute!

Not sure wrote:

XY wrote:

^This could be her doing a really good troll post, since she literally pulled a man out of the wreckage of a burning car a few years ago lol. That said, this toxic cesspool thread shows why the best revenge is running and living well. I'm sure the wagging tongues in Trustafaria aka Boulder are spewing all kinds of hate by now.

She posts her daily runs on facebook. averages 9-11 minute miles and continues to run her business and be a mom to two kids, at age 41.

I have a feeling she is doing this in large part because it is a deep challenge (1000 miles/month for months on end) that she can fit in her lifestyle in a halfway rational fashion with minimal logistic support. Any of us who have tried to accumulate even 100 mile weeks after age 30/40 with other responsibilities can relate. Good for her, I say. Plus she and her pups are so damned cute!

Her pulling the dude from the car/ the social media post following the event is what soured me on Candice.

Her photos and description of the event made me question whether she would have done so at all if she couldn't post about it on social media and pat herself on the back.

XY wrote:

epodemiologist wrote:

"Heroic" is running into a burning house to save a complete stranger.

The word that describes this is "narcissistic".

^This could be her doing a really good troll post, since she literally pulled a man out of the wreckage of a burning car a few years ago lol. That said, this toxic cesspool thread shows why the best revenge is running and living well. I'm sure the wagging tongues in Trustafaria aka Boulder are spewing all kinds of hate by now.

She posts her daily runs on facebook. averages 9-11 minute miles and continues to run her business and be a mom to two kids, at age 41.

I have a feeling she is doing this in large part because it is a deep challenge (1000 miles/month for months on end) that she can fit in her lifestyle in a halfway rational fashion with minimal logistic support. Any of us who have tried to accumulate even 100 mile weeks after age 30/40 with other responsibilities can relate. Good for her, I say. Plus she and her pups are so damned cute!