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All around good advice, if your goal is to survive as long as possible. You miss out on some amount of fun, though. I don't mean that in any kind of "way", just
by fapjacks 11y ago
All around good advice, if your goal is to survive as long as possible. You miss out on some amount of fun, though. I don't mean that in any kind of "way", just that if that is your goal, this is some good advice.
- Mz 11y agoWhat fun am I missing out on? I have been rip roaring drunk, once or twice. It wasn't any fun and then I was sick afterwards. I have hiked up mountains, in spite of a fear of heights. I did it sober and took appropriate precautions. I am not suggesting you not have a life. If you want to drink, you can. You just need to have a designated driver or call a cab. If you want sex, you can have that. Just not with random ass strangers whose histories are total unknowns. I enjoy my life. And I have very few regrets. I think "fun" that leads to regrets = you are doing it wrong. But I was like that before I paid accident claims. Paying them just made me more confident that I am right. Edit: I am genuinely curious what fun you think I am missing out on, though perhaps that is not clear. I really wonder what you think I am not doing that somehow makes my life less fun. Because I sincerely do not see it.
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- fapjacks 11y agoWell, this is what I wanted to avoid. I didn't mean it in any particular "way", especially an accusatory one. I've just done the opposite, basically living like there is no tomorrow. It was a lot of fun, but very dangerous, and it wouldn't be very good of me to advise anyone else to do it. But it was a lot of fun, a lot of the time. And regrets are easy to get over -- for me -- if I go into a situation telling myself "no regrets".