Social What things do you take for granted that other people can't see or do?

[PBAC]

I usually live within close distance to the sea side. When I was younger and lived in the city I used to think if I lived next to a beach I'd go swimming every day. Never really worked out when it became a reality. I guess it's the joys of living in the north sea. Was talking to a guy from eastern europe a while back and he said before he even moved here he couldn't even imagine what salt water tastes like, says he goes to the beach near every day, even in winter.

Alternatively I had never seen a skyscraper until visiting Japan. Of course I know them from movies but it's crazy to be so climatised to something and yet I've never actually seen one in person or touched one.

 

[Get To Da Choppa]

I usually live within close distance to the sea side. When I was younger and lived in the city I used to think if I lived next to a beach I'd go swimming every day. Never really worked out when it became a reality. I guess it's the joys of living in the north sea. Was talking to a guy from eastern europe a while back and he said before he even moved here he couldn't even imagine what salt water tastes like, says he goes to the beach near every day, even in winter.

Alternatively I had never seen a skyscraper until visiting Japan. Of course I know them from movies but it's crazy to be so climatised to something and yet I've never actually seen one in person or touched one.

Sometimes I take being a 6'5'' muscular and handsome Sherdogger with 400-0 fighting record and a 10 inch dong for granted.

Got a cruel awakening last November when they "upgraded" the forum and in those few days I had to cut height and muscle mass, and can no longer give Boise dimes orgasms just by looking at them. The dong stayed the same size though

 

[chrisdiaz]

I live a mile and a half from the beach and barely go. Its fucking june gloomy here and has been since winter. If I didnt surf and ride my bike there id probably never go. To be honest, the beach is overrated if you live near any body of water, its pretty much all the same. Id even probably argue Lake<Ocean, as long as its a decently big lake.

Its also a pain in the ass to go park at the beach after 9am on the weekends. Fucking tourist ruin that shit.

 

[biscuitsbrah]

Live near the beaches, have tons of mountains to hike, lots of very pretty women, weather is always nice.

I don’t go out as much as I should. Although when you been there done that, it’s easier to take for granted. I’m just not an outdoorsy person. Must have got it all out of my system in cub/boyscouts lol.

Although I love snowboarding, taking acid or getting high on weed and riding down a mountain sounds amazing. But I bet if I lived near a ski resort, after so many times I wouldn’t even go eventually

 

[lowlife]

I'm pretty bad ass. Sometimes I forget not everybody can be bad ass.

 

[jeff7b9]

 

[jeff7b9]

Sometimes I take being a 6'5'' muscular and handsome Sherdogger with 400-0 fighting record and a 10 inch dong for granted.

So you went thru with the reduction then?

Hope it heals up buddy!!

 

[Domitian]

I live in a place nicknamed "Sportsmans Paradise" and it's a great location for hunting and fishing.

Here's an overview

• Diverse Wildlife: Northern Louisiana is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, ducks, alligators, and fish. This makes it a prime location for hunting and fishing enthusiasts.
• Natural Landscapes: The region boasts a mix of bayous, lakes, rivers, and forests, providing a scenic backdrop for outdoor activities. Popular spots include the Kisatchie National Forest and numerous wildlife management areas.
• Fishing Opportunities: Louisiana's waterways are renowned for their fishing opportunities. Anglers can catch a wide range of fish, including bass, catfish, and redfish, in both freshwater and saltwater environments.
• Hunting Seasons: The state has well-regulated hunting seasons for various game, including deer, duck, turkey, and small game. This attracts hunters from across the country.
• Outdoor Recreation: Beyond hunting and fishing, the region offers ample opportunities for camping, hiking, boating, and bird-watching, catering to a wide range of outdoor enthusiasts.

I DO NONE OF THIS SHIT

 

[TankAbbott4Eva]

I have a pet kangaroo and wrestle crocodiles in my backyard

 

[snowbro]

Lots of sun where I live. Moved to the UK for a bit and that's when I realized I missed the sun.

 

[Bacco]

Lot of travel stuff to don't get shit stolen that i give for granted, seems completely ignored by tourist that come here
Like have wallet small enough to stay entirely inside the pocket and keep it in forward one in crowded area, never leave on table your phone and lot of similar shit

Try teach fight sports/martial arts shit to adults make you see people are awkward af at do some movements you give for granted
Even MA people, try teach grappling guy a basic boxing 1-2 or teach striking guy a judo throw feels much harder you would expect from them

I'm good at drawning (and did art school growing up), i don't expect high level shit but ever feels strange see adults being unable to design a basic figure beyond circle/square/triangle lol