Don't tell me about persistence, self-discipline and restraint. It's not that I don't insist on self-discipline. The point is that sometimes objective conditions really don't allow it.

First of all, my home is far from the gym, but it is close to where I work. At that time, when I applied for a card, I felt it was more convenient to go after work because it was close to the workplace.

After getting a fitness card, I found that what I thought before was really too simple and naive.

Yes, we get off work at five o'clock, but I forgot to count overtime after work, and recently I caught up with special activities. It's really normal to work overtime after 9 o'clock every day, not to mention that the gym 10: 30 closes. Even if it is open 24 hours a day, I dare not go after 9 o'clock. After all, I have to think about going home

Yes, sometimes I can get off work around five o'clock and don't have to work overtime, but colleagues need to make an appointment. Don't tell me whether they can go. Colleagues are not friends after all, and the relationship is not so easy. They must be meaningful and fun.

Sometimes there is really nothing else, but what about children? Where are the children? If the children go to school, you must remember to pick them up. Even if your in-laws help you pick it up, do you think your husband will be happy if you go to the gym after work and let your in-laws pick it up for cooking?

Aren't you worried as a mother if your children are still young and don't see each other for a day? How can you be so calm and exercise for an hour before going home?

So, now I only go to the gym for a while when I am free on weekends. Sometimes I really can't leave. I even regret getting a fitness card. I might as well get up early and run in the morning, or play badminton with my husband in the community square for a while.