Almost crushing a kid at a indoor water park. I was on a class trip and all of us were playing tag for some dumbass reason, and I went down a slide without looking for people at the bottom. I really did deserved to get yelled out for that shit move by me. I have some other bad memories but I feel less at fault for those.
At least nothing really bad happened. This reminds me of a incident that happened to me during a summer camp once. The organizers had put together a [DIY water slide](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0gxlW-RKjo) and told us we can use it. They were spraying water on it using a water hose at the top so the water flew all the way down to the bottom. We were all in a line going one after the other. It was finally my turn so I slid down the water slide. While sliding down I managed to get water in my eyes so at the bottom I got up and started rubbing my eyes. However the kid behind me slid down almost immediately after me so while I was standing there he hit me and knocked me down. He wasn't really going fast so I didn't suffer any injuries. The high-school kid that was supervising us (we were supervised by a bunch of highschoolers basically, the only adult there was a local priest who wasn't there all the time) started yelling at me for not getting away immediately after descending. So there's that.
In retrospective being a short coward at my youngest age was a real blessing. Saved me from a lot of bad stuff. Knew one fellow student in school that broke both of his legs jumping too far in his snowmobile. I also respect my causation to not get goated into doing dangerous stuff like my sibling who almost flung themself off a open air outdoors water slide whilst in Greece. Scariest shit I ever saw on that trip. These days I'm the bold one jumping off cliffs and stuff, but I'm glad my young self wasn't.
Almost crushing a kid at a indoor water park. I was on a class trip and all of us were playing tag for some dumbass reason, and I went down a slide without looking for people at the bottom. I really did deserved to get yelled out for that shit move by me. I have some other bad memories but I feel less at fault for those.
At least nothing really bad happened. This reminds me of a incident that happened to me during a summer camp once. The organizers had put together a [DIY water slide](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0gxlW-RKjo) and told us we can use it. They were spraying water on it using a water hose at the top so the water flew all the way down to the bottom. We were all in a line going one after the other. It was finally my turn so I slid down the water slide. While sliding down I managed to get water in my eyes so at the bottom I got up and started rubbing my eyes. However the kid behind me slid down almost immediately after me so while I was standing there he hit me and knocked me down. He wasn't really going fast so I didn't suffer any injuries. The high-school kid that was supervising us (we were supervised by a bunch of highschoolers basically, the only adult there was a local priest who wasn't there all the time) started yelling at me for not getting away immediately after descending. So there's that.
In retrospective being a short coward at my youngest age was a real blessing. Saved me from a lot of bad stuff. Knew one fellow student in school that broke both of his legs jumping too far in his snowmobile. I also respect my causation to not get goated into doing dangerous stuff like my sibling who almost flung themself off a open air outdoors water slide whilst in Greece. Scariest shit I ever saw on that trip. These days I'm the bold one jumping off cliffs and stuff, but I'm glad my young self wasn't.
treating my ex the way I did.
How exactly did you treat her if you don't mind me asking?
I do mind
Understood.
sorry!
No problem!