Skipping is quite better than walking

Stomping on steps is no less better than the five seconds of floating in the air and landing on the ground 

Skipping can form a sense of carefree within each individual as this refreshes the memory of youthfulness where folks used to skip the ground without a thought in mind.

The adrenaline of the feet lifting into the air for only a minimum of seconds can create an uplifting moment of blissful nature where a person's surroundings is vanished and the mind can only focus on each step being up in the air. 

Walking can ground an individual to count the amount of steps being done as the head lowers down to the feet level or higher up in the air where ears count the amount of steps. 

In this sense, walking can lead to different perspectives of the type of person just from how each walk functions, however in regards to skipping this makes the outside perspective wonder only wonder why is this person so joyful? 

In a mental perspective, skipping involves a sense of embarrassment over how the onlookers will perceive the appearance of skipping, however does not take away the right to do it. 

How does skipping allow the outside perspective to judge how a person can do the action, but involves no harm to the way the walk functions? 

As long as the person does not bump into the other nor trip over the ground, the way of skipping has no issues. 

So indulge in the lifestyle of skipping since another individual can not judge if the individual does not experience the five seconds of youthfulness of freely skipping. 

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