Did you ever made a risky challenge?why?how did you handle it?

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Klio2033 [76]2 years ago

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<span>When I was 16 climbing a mountain in Puerto Rico, with my cousins and I almost fell and only 2 of us betrayed precision. I almosI help myself and teach I think of everything I thought when my parents told me not to do it but I wanted to show them if I did.</span>

viktelen [127]2 years ago

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I made a risky challenge, and it was definitely worth it. My friends and I were running, practicing our endurance limits, and it came down to me having to jump over a 5 foot gap. I was almost out of breath. I saw the gap and within that moment time slowed down, and I thoight to myself, "You can do this." I boosted in speed, jumped across the gap, and made it.

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