>>2491260Thanks for the compliment, King. (^-^)
>>2491274Actually, no. Not unless you wanna go full adrenaline junkie.
1st times always the craziest, novelty & nerves tend to wear off after that quite a bit.
Yeah you get a bit of an adrenaline rush in the moment, but it's only about the same amount of a high speed roller-coaster at the end of the day. I'm just recommended some common things to help OP combat their fear that actually are a bit adventurous in a safe controlled environment.
Plus any niche info I've learned in my nominal experience that may aide that a bit.
>>2491269>Fear can be a good thing & it often keeps you grounded/acting safe.What I mean is that fear & caution often prevent you from going full retard.
It's a natural temperance that prevents your reptile brain's UNGA BUNGA (Caveman) behavior.
>I don't think any fear of heights is really that irrationalYour totally right there, even I'm not crazy enough to try some sketchy shit (Benji Jumping is one of those things)
You always got to use your head a bit when /out/ and being adventurous, otherwise why even have one.
>BSABoy Scouts of America
>Get comfortable falling & relying on others, is it possible?Yes, staff at various locations are more than willing to help in that and tend to have a lot of practical knowledge &/or advice to give. You can probably get some connections for other similar interests too if you ask.
> ice climbing seems less scary somehow, at lest I'd splat in a cool placeIce climbing I think is far scarier then you think. also Ice climbing is something even I don't got the experience (or guts) to try. If you wanna train & do it I encourage you, just be smart about it.
>Have you done thisYeah, I've done everything I've recommended in my Original post at one point.
You could say "I'm built different", built ADHD
