The first is that the time for exercise seems to have increased, but it has actually decreased.

After coming to the university, in fact, a lot of available time can be used to exercise, and no one occupies the stadium.

If you want, you have a chance to play.

But I stayed in the comfort zone for too long, just like punching a hole in a sponge, and slowly my edges and determination were worn away.

Where there is choice, there is temptation.

If you want to persist, there will always be more and more excuses, and "no time" has become the biggest obstacle.

We are all trying to find the best of ourselves.

When I was a freshman, I participated in a 2km team relay race, with a group of 6 people.

At the moment of achievement, it is a kind of loss to see that you have begun to drag your peers' back.

I was disappointed to see that the jeans I bought last year were still loose and I could hardly wear them this year.

Secondly, staying up late will make you fat.

At 4 o'clock in the morning, I climbed into bed gently with my roommate snoring and lay tossing and turning in bed. I remember a high school student asked me the other day, "Are you tired of going to college?"

I told him, not tired.

It seems that I went to college, and I have always insisted on not being tired, because this is our choice.

But in the process of catching up with DDL day and night and doing what we like, some things have to be ignored by us as "no time"

The weight will naturally increase linearly.

In addition, after going to college, often ordering takeout will make you fat.

There are often all kinds of DDL and lazy days, so I like to order takeout in the dormitory, and it is easy to form a habit. Takeaway is really fattening.

So now I often miss my former self, and it's hard to lose weight after going to college.