What about the other competitors who had to touch her liquid shit which she knowingly spread everywhere, who could become seriously ill from that decision? Why does she get sympathy for making other competitors choose to either handle her diarrhea or lose the race, and for making the event organizers clean every piece of equipment she knowingly smeared with shit?
At any point she could have said, “I’m getting shit everywhere, I should stop.” Horrendous indifference to everyone else involved
I’ve heard that about marathoners before, but in my mind this is a bit more like shitting yourself at the gym than shitting yourself on a run. I don’t need to lie down on the same ground that another runner has laid down on, nor sit in a seat that another runner has sat in. It’s a faux pas not to wipe down 30 seconds worth of sweat on gym equipment, let alone extensive diarrhea.
What about the other competitors who had to touch her liquid shit which she knowingly spread everywhere, who could become seriously ill from that decision? Why does she get sympathy for making other competitors choose to either handle her diarrhea or lose the race, and for making the event organizers clean every piece of equipment she knowingly smeared with shit?
At any point she could have said, “I’m getting shit everywhere, I should stop.” Horrendous indifference to everyone else involved
comrade, I need that last word changed.
Also, this sort of thing happens to runners sometimes.
Rephrased, agreed, sorry for careless language.
I’ve heard that about marathoners before, but in my mind this is a bit more like shitting yourself at the gym than shitting yourself on a run. I don’t need to lie down on the same ground that another runner has laid down on, nor sit in a seat that another runner has sat in. It’s a faux pas not to wipe down 30 seconds worth of sweat on gym equipment, let alone extensive diarrhea.
Anyway that’s my two cents