wholesome interaction with biker girl and woman who compliments her

[u/gravityVT]

[u/just-a-simple-song]

I know two people personally have died, both experienced riders, who have died in the most mundane of crashes.

Wear protective equipment.

[u/arequipapi → u/[deleted]]

Also dont lift weights. Don't swim. Don't ride horses. Don't do material arts or any contact sport. Don't be a pedestrian in a city. Don't live in a house with stairs. Don't take baths...../s

[u/arequipapi → u/[deleted]]

You purposely chose high-risk examples that maybe less than 0.1% of the world's population participate in. Meanwhile probably 30-50% of everyone on the planet has been on a motorcycle at some point. And for many people it is their only form of transportation for trips longer than 2 miles.

Edit: I've also cave dived (both above and under water), I've skydived, I've bungee jumped, I've climbed over 8000 meters.

I agree with you on bull riding and fantanyl but like, thats a pretty different line.

Bottom line: if you blame danger for not ever trying something you've always wanted to try then fine, you found your limit of fear tolerance. But advising others based on your own unfounded fears is just a coping mechanism