I’m going to share a little secret with you: I hate running. In fact, I’m not really big on exercise in any form. I think it’s the whole ‘agonising pain mixed with tight clothing and excessive sweating thing’ that puts me off. (I can imagine Stylist’s fitness editor shaking her head at me as she reads this, for which I can only apologise.)

So, why do I care so much that I wasn’t nominated for the 5k challenge? If it’s managed to pass you by, the “run five, donate five and tag five” challenge was born unto Instagram stories and encourages people to show themselves running or walking five kilometres, donating a fiver to the NHS and then tagging five more Instagram users to do it all over again.

And hey – it’s a lovely sentiment. It makes me feel all fuzzy inside that, in times like this, people are coming together to raise money for charity and encouraging each other. We might not be able to make physical plans with a pal to have a real life chinwag on a Sunday afternoon, but by tagging them in a challenge it galvanises them to get out the house, while giving a cheeky little shout out to say ‘I’m thinking of you’.

“Why wasn’t I nominated?” The FOMO of the Instagram challenge