Over the last few (nearly 10) years I have gradually put on weight, I have issues with my knees and hips, exercise is painful in general and I live with a family of very fussy eaters. I have finally had enough and come up with my own plan. I have found family meals which are a lot healthier and taken ages to just come up with a weeks worth that will actually be eaten, and been using my cross trainer every day. Over 2 weeks I have managed to increase what I do. Yesterday I reached 10 km in 30 minutes on the cross trainer. I felt really proud, and my DH encouraged me to actually post something on FB because 'its worth being proud of' so I did.
A friend commented and basically called me out as a liar, that her very fit and healthy father who does amateur competitive running, can only do 5 km in 25 minutes and therefore what I claim I did is an obvious lie. 3 days ago the same person put up a post about her diet plan asking for encouraging messages so ignorance of how that comment might make me feel isn't the problem.
AIBU to be proud of my 'achievement' and expect others not to pick holes in it? I upped the resistance today on the cross trainer, and did 10km in 31 ish minutes and took a photo of the figures to prove I'm not lying, part of me wants to metaphorically bitch slap her with the photo and the other part of me is just angry that I can't just have my tiny moment of pride.