F.F.F.

I once changed my shirt in the middle of the Hart gym before.

Now, before you go all judgmental on me, let me at least plead my case. There is a stupid rule at BYUI where everyone wears the same work out clothing and has to. The rules have changed a little bit where we can wear yoga pants and like mine, capri yoga pants. However, that is not what I'm about to complain about. I hated wearing my BYUI work out shirt. I didn't like how snug it was; I like working out in lose fitting shirts so it's not obvious when I sweat. I ALWAYS wore this other BYUI shirt: same color, says BYUI, appropriate, you name it. But...it wasn't good enough. For wearing that shirt to the gym for a whole semester and a few weeks...the guy interrupts me during my work out on the stairs and says, "Sorry, you need to go home and change"....I was pissed. I knew it wasn't the shirt I was suppose to wear but come onnnnnnnn! So, I didn't have my icard to rent a shirt so my other roommate who was on her way to the gym grabbed my shirt from my room to bring to me. But...she accidently forgot the shirt. So her boyfriend, being the amazing guy he is {{Jamie forgot the shirt and Brent is her now husband. Most amazing couple in the w.o.r.l.d. No joke. I want to be them one day}}, went to the locker room and rented a shirt for me. He somehow convinced them to give him a medium to rent since lol he would not of been able to fit into it. I went to the bathroom to change and it was so annoying. I only then ended up working out for 20 minutes because I was waiting for my roommate to bring my shirt for about 30 minutes and I had somewhere to be. I was so mad! So, instead of going back to the bathroom to change, I thought heck, I'll just do it here! I was trying to make a statement and haha Emily seemed to of gotten proof of it. Don't worry, I didn't literally take it off all the way...just enough where I could fit my other one underneath and then quickly place the other over my head. It worked. But that was one of my many rebel moments at BYUI.

♥ The Girl Who Hates Being Told What To Do When She Doesn't Want To Do It