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That’s why you do it outside. Also, as a woman, I’m still smaller than many 13 year old boys.
If I slipped and fell running around my house as a child, I'd probably fall down some steps, through a window, bounce off a wall, then dust myself off and have snacks
If I slipped and fell in my house now, I'd have to get my affairs in order and book into a dignitas clinic
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Ah the youth. When climbing up a bunch of metal shelves at work was a good idea. Now I'm giving side eye to the ladder. >

Knew a guy like you who zipped around the office. Fucker was in IT and could have easily been Malvin in War Games. 
One day he ran around a blind corner carrying a stack of laptops and knocked a very pregnant accountant on her ass. That was it for him. Immediately terminated. Last straw after many fails. 
I’m happy you never outgrew it, but yea, it makes you look nuts. >

damn! I agree you shouldn’t run where it could be dangerous for you or others, but skipping should be okay I guess. That’s why I didn’t mention running in an office setting. >

Honestly I think as long as your not doing in a workplace, around a bunch of kids, or a crowded place your good. As long as no one gets stepped on or hurt in any way. I’m a lively person to and sometimes I just like to randomly sprint to another room or crazily dance in my kitchen. Besides exercise is good lol >

Kids are small, if they hit someone while doing it, it ain’t a big deal, if a 100 kg dude does that, someone will get hurt.