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I didn’t really want to go at first. It wasn’t just hesitation—it was something deeper. A creeping doubt about my entire existence in this space. I kept thinking, Maybe I don’t belong here anymore. Maybe I never did. Then why did you push so hard to be part of it? Weren’t you the one eager to get in back then? Maybe. Maybe I just changed my mind halfway through. I thought this time would be different. But so far, it feels like the same old story. And in the worst-case scenario? A year passes, and I find myself stuck, unable to move forward, quietly and silently pushed out of the frame. --- Sunday. Start to finish: 10K. 09:08 to 10:01—exactly one hour. A full family boarded the train—parents and a child. The child was running wild inside the car, completely unsupervised. A security guard stood far off at the back, pretending not to see a thing. C’mon, man. Do your job. Discipline this family. I can’t yell at them—I don’t have the authority—and meanwhile this kid is actively damaging pub...