What would you try if you knew you wouldn't fail?

DameVenus · April 2012

Writing
Modeling
Acting

Evelyn_Gorfram · April 2012

Drawing to an inside straight.

Seriously, sports. Especially all the sports at which I've previously broken bones (mine, that is - I have yet to break anyone else's :ohwell: ).

Dancing.

Rock-climbing.
Wilderness hiking.

All the stuff I used to be able to do when I was younger. (Okay, maybe not *all* of it

).

WanderingMe · April 2012

The Camino de Santiago

Kristhin · April 2012

roller derby. but as a girl with no health insurance if i were to break a bone, i'm not going there.

Hailei · April 2012

winning the lottery.

Lol, brilliant! Why didn't I think of that

Evelyn_Gorfram · April 2012

Oh, and brokering a lasting peace in the Middle East.

Tonnina · April 2012

children

This, even though I'll try in a few years regardless...
I would love to try sky diving... not failing meaning I wouldn't die.
I'd love to try climbing a "waterfall" in a jeep... A waterfall is a dry spot where water once ran and it's very bumpy and can be steep... not failing would mean I wouldn't flip the jeep over while climbing up the waterfall... This is climbing a waterfall in a Jeep... http://s156.photobucket.com/albums/t23/rokrash/Jeep Stuff/Wheelin Pics/Moab 08/?action=view&current=MOV00325.mp4

Diary_Queen · April 2012

My fear of failure and a bit of lacking funds keep me from learning to swim and learning to ride a bike. I want a bike so badly, but haven't found one I could afford. My friends are trepidatious to say the least about letting me borrow theirs because they know that I don't know how to ride and don't want me to ruin theirs in what I can only think is a huge fiery crash a la stuntman movie in their imagination. Swimming is a biggie. The only place close enough for me to go would be a friend's pool (only one of mine has one and her husband is a d!ck) or the Y which is over an hour away. I'd feel so ashamed if I drove that far just to have a panic attack in the parking lot and go home. My friend keeps inviting me to the pool at her gym but that's a very long way from my house too.... even farther than the Y. I have had an extreme and unreasonable fear of drowning since I was about a year old which was magnified when I fell in at a creek at age 5, hit bottom and only popped above water one time. Had to be rescued and it still haunts me.

warmachinejt · April 2012

My fear of failure and a bit of lacking funds keep me from learning to swim and learning to ride a bike. I want a bike so badly, but haven't found one I could afford. My friends are trepidatious to say the least about letting me borrow theirs because they know that I don't know how to ride and don't want me to ruin theirs in what I can only think is a huge fiery crash a la stuntman movie in their imagination. Swimming is a biggie. The only place close enough for me to go would be a friend's pool (only one of mine has one and her husband is a d!ck) or the Y which is over an hour away. I'd feel so ashamed if I drove that far just to have a panic attack in the parking lot and go home. My friend keeps inviting me to the pool at her gym but that's a very long way from my house too.... even farther than the Y. I have had an extreme and unreasonable fear of drowning since I was about a year old which was magnified when I fell in at a creek at age 5, hit bottom and only popped above water one time. Had to be rescued and it still haunts me.

i almost drowned once too...it was a small river with a very strong current....my bro pulled me out or otherwise X|
i'm not scared of water though and i can swim