Fear is an interesting thing. One would call a man who carelessly ventures into a dark, dangerous cave, paying no heed to possible signs of danger a "Moron." But the man who feels fear because the cave is dangerous, who understands its hazards, yet, overcomes his fear to venture into the cave for whatever reason "Brave."
Personally, I believe they're both morons. I would call the man who brings a flashlight and a helmet "smart" and "prepared."
Regardless, the man who never enters the cave simply misses out on an adventure. Possibly a grand experience. Don't let fear dictate your actions. Slap some comments down somewhere, send some friend requests, and don't think too terribly much about it. Don't make the cave seem darker than it is.
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Minoah
Fear is an interesting thing. One would call a man who carelessly ventures into a dark, dangerous cave, paying no heed to possible signs of danger a "Moron." But the man who feels fear because the cave is dangerous, who understands its hazards, yet, overcomes his fear to venture into the cave for whatever reason "Brave."
Personally, I believe they're both morons. I would call the man who brings a flashlight and a helmet "smart" and "prepared."
Regardless, the man who never enters the cave simply misses out on an adventure. Possibly a grand experience. Don't let fear dictate your actions. Slap some comments down somewhere, send some friend requests, and don't think too terribly much about it. Don't make the cave seem darker than it is.