I like exercising, I feel great and sleep well because of it,

>>18020078
Hipsterism.

On a serious note, I know what you mean and I am a fellow runner myself. It's great, isn't it? Oh, right, you didn't like it when others praise it.

I actually haven't heard people praise exercising so much (might be because I have absolutely no social life), but I have experienced the same with other things I enjoy. Playing guitar, for instance. To me, I think I get annoyed because I want it to be my special little thing. I don't want others to enjoy what I enjoy. It's just how it is, to me. Maybe there isn't an explanation. Maybe we're just selfish fucks.

Though I think people have a tendency to form a type of human version of a "school of fish" -- going where the current takes them without thinking. That's why we have "trends" and "pop music". It's annoying when people who can't comprehend the full extent of how great exercising is start preaching how great it is. It's the whole "the amateur who is the know-it-all". I just want to tell these people "shut up and do it, no one gives a shit if you like it".

>>18020078
who cares. you care about stupid things.

think about it this way... despite it receiving so much praise the majority of people are still far and and generally healthy, so it isn't actually that popular

>>18020111
>>18020102

But I wouldn't care if it was the most popular thing in the world that everyone does every hour of every day is only they could shut their goddamn mouths about it.
I guess that's what's weird to me

>>18020116
the name for this is autism

>>18020120
What's the fucking point in calling everything autism? I swear it's the most used word of the fucking millennium and will probably be the champ for another few hundred years because of how overused it is to get a "funny reaction" from someone.