RE: I am me: #5 - Willing to try

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RE: I am me: #5 - Willing to try

galenkp in Galenkp's Stuff • 16 days ago (edited)

Yep, your first paragraph is what my entire post is about. Same with your second.

It's so funny to watch adults learning to ride bikes; so many crashes. Learning as a kid is much easier, kids are more resilient, bounce back more easily after crashes. But watching an adult crash a bike is pretty bloody funny, that's for sure. (Unless it's me doing the crashing - my old bones aren't as resilient as they used to be.)

If you have any videos of you crashing your bike please post them. I need a laugh.

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avdesing 16 days ago

I learned to ride a bike when I was 20! And I didn't fall, I crashed into a wall.😂

At that time, I didn't even have a mobile phone.

Let me tell you, walls are hard and it hurts a lot!

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galenkp 16 days ago

Damn it, ok I'll have to imagine you crashing; it'll still make me laugh. 😉

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avdesing 16 days ago

My brother, who is five years younger than me, wanted to teach me... but I kept crashing!

Then my grandmother came out into the garden and said to my brother, ‘That's not how you teach someone!’ and showed him how to do it properly. She didn't know how to ride a bike. My legs were already covered in bruises, haha.

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galenkp 16 days ago

Well, better your legs are bruised than your head. I crashed my bike so many times as a kid, usually doing something dumb, I'm surprised I survived.

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avdesing 16 days ago

As a child, you don't think about the consequences, but you know what? The secret is that as children we don't have those voices that say... everything will go wrong... we believe that anything is possible, that's why we don't die, because we can overcome anything without voices.