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I’m a firm believer that you’ll never know if you like something unless you try it. Why be scared of spicy food when there’s a chance that your tastebuds would love it? And there’s no reason to be terrified of rollercoasters unless you’ve experienced the thrill of riding one!
But sometimes, the risks definitely outweigh the potential rewards, and it’s just not worth it to try everything. Redditors have recently been discussing activities, habits and more that they refuse to ever dip their toes into. So enjoy scrolling through this list, and be sure to upvote the things that you’ll happily go your entire life without trying too!
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#1
I am proud to say I have never seen a single episode of the bachelor/bachelorette, the Kardashians or any of the real housewives. Zero interest.
Green Tree 1 week ago
Me either, I don't get the appeal. My mindless tv is more Bob's Birgers and Corner Gas
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#2
Go to a high school reunion! High school was a miserable experience for me and I have no desire to relive it.
Alexia 1 week ago (edited)
I feel you. Highschool was an awful period for me, as I had to deal with bullying, harassment and envy. Additionally, my family was struggling with poverty and domestic violence; some of my colleagues knew it and used to make mean remarks about it. Who would want to return to that?
Grenelda Thurber 1 week ago
I went to one, out of curiosity. Decided I wasn't ever going again, because these people weren't my friends when we lived in the same town and attended the same school. At this point they're strangers who look vaguely familiar. I've stayed in touch with the people who I consider friends from high school. I weirdly got voted "The Person Who Has Changed the Most" though. No trophy or anything, so that was disappointing. :)
R.A. Haley 1 week ago (edited)
Plus the fact that they charge a couple of hundred bucks or more to attend. No thank you.
Philly Bob 4 days ago
Exactly! Let's go party with the morons you hated and who hated you equally!
Melissa Matusevich 1 week ago
I finally caved in and went to my 50th reunion . Never again! I stayed about 15 minutes and left. The worst part was I drove for two days through several states to get there.
Michael Largey 1 week ago (edited)
I went to a rich kids school. When they planned our 10th class reunion, they had it starting at lunch at a fancy restaurant on a Wednesday. The planners saw no problem in getting the afternoon off. All they had to do was walk into their CEO's office and say "Dad, I won't be back after lunch."
CrunChewy McSandybutt 1 week ago
The spousal unit dragged me to his reunion. What a waste of time and space.
Kohl_Keene 1 week ago
I refused to go but a friend went. She said the mean girls from out graduating class were exactly the same 20 years later and only talked to their clique and ignored everyone else. I’m glad I didn’t spend money to witness that!
whineygingercat 1 week ago
Let's see... re-live 4 years of nightmares in one weekend and pay for the privilege of doing so? I'm thinking... no
keyboardtek 1 week ago
Same with Facebook. Why would I like to connect with people from high school who never wanted to hang out with me anyways?
Tucker Cahooter 1 week ago
I remember all the arseholes. And that includes supposed "friends" too. I saw one of them try to connect with me on LinkedIn once and I just ignored it
Beak Hookage 1 week ago
Someone asked me why I was going to mine and I said "free booze, duh".
#3
Spelunking in tight caves. I like my caves big and echoey, thank you very much.
#4
Go on a cruise. It sounds horrific to me. So many people. No.
Rachelle 1 week ago
The Cruise (2024): Thousands of strangers knowingly board a 200,000 gross tonne metal ship, trapped in tiny compartments only to emerge for bacteria infected meals, torturous "entertainment", forced activities and the "opportunity" to spend hard-earned money in overpriced shops. Their only chance for escape? A short-lived "land break". Now showing.
#5
An Alexa or other in-home listening assistant.
Geoffrey Scott 1 week ago
Nope, daughter got us one. Only time it's used is when she visits, then promptly turned off again.
#6
TikTok. I’ve made it this far not watching the videos people send me, why start now.
#7
Climb Mt. Everest. There’s nothing, from the chance of death, to the crazy heights, to the thin air, to the sleeping in a tent for 3 months in zero degree weather that is remotely attractive to me.
#8
Jumping out of a perfectly good airplane and hoping your parachute isn't faulty.
#9
Give birth. I'm not a fan of children and the whole ordeal looks terrifying.
#12
No, I don't need to try your death pepper inferno sauce. Keep it for yourself.
James Frail 1 week ago
Yet, pictured is Frank's. And while I am one of those people who will put that *splat* on everything, it's hardly the hottest thing out there.
#13
Run a marathon. I’ve never voluntarily run 26 miles, and I’m not about to start unless there’s free pizza at every mile marker.
#15
Posting pictures of my children on social media. It disgusts me how normalised it has become for parents to post pictures of their new born babies literally minutes after they’ve entered the world. A child cannot consent to having their privacy obliterated like that. Urgh.
#16
Join a cult, or anything that looks like a cult.
Child of the Stars 1 week ago
Believe it or not, cults don't exactly advertise as such. Plenty of people who get sucked in are educated and intelligent because cults prey on your emotions and insecurities-something everyone is susceptible to. OP best bring their ego into check.
#17
Becoming a parent. No thanks.
#18
Licking booty holes. No thanks.
#19
Smoke I never had and never will smoke due to many people in my family have cancer and I don’t wanna get something they wish they never had.
#20
I'll never drink Prime. I see kids drinking it and feel bad they've been brainwashed by a serial scammer.
#21
You know those hardcore mountain biking videos shot from a go pro atop the bikers head? Yeah that.
Geoffrey Scott 1 week ago
I did a "black diamond" cross country ski trail in the summer....once. 13 mile loop, EVERY steep hill had sand at the bottom, not conducive to narrow tires.
#22
Driving 6 beers and drinking or something along those lines.
Campy 1 week ago
I once tried really hard to drink and drive. I go to back out of the driveway and nothing happens, the car barely moves. I keep trying, it keeps moving a couple of inches very slowly. Finally I get out of the car and...my roommate's car was parked behind me. I pushed it almost all the way out into the street. I decided I could walk to get my Hoagie and Ice Cream.
#23
Indoor home cameras, up there recording all of the household activity..
I don't care if it's closed circuit, SD card, just for your own personal use ..
I don't need to walk around my house, with a camera watching and recording 24/7.
People post their bedroom videos of them sleeping all night; or just sitting in their living room watching TV..
it's just weird to me.
of course it comes in handy as evidence in the event of a home crime; but that's the only
purpose I can see. I'll take my chances on that.
Panda-sized Potato 1 week ago
I have outdoor cameras, but also have a couple of indoor cameras. The indoor cameras face the front and back doors.
#25
Worn crocs. Seen a Twilight movie.
keyboardtek 1 week ago
They actually are ideal for people who have painful feet. They are roomy and soft.
#26
Attend a silent yoga retreat. I've never done it, and I never will because I can't go 10 minutes without making a sarcastic comment or accidentally cracking a dad joke.
#28
Buy a start up crypto that’s “going to the moon” same with NFTs lmao.
#29
I have no desire to go skydiving or anything else where I am very high up and only have a little bit of safety equipment to help me out.
#30
Be a stay at home mom. Absolutely nothing wrong with it, but I know I want my own career, so it isn't for me.
Tabitha 1 week ago
I always thought what would happen if your spouse came home and said they wanted a divorce, then got all squirrels about child support and stuff? Here you are, years or decades out of the workforce and having to start from scratch, especially if you married young and didn’t go to college, and you’re earning way too little to adequately support yourself, much less the kids your spouse and their new young squeeze don’t want living with them full time. No, it’s better to at least work part time, even if you only start when the kids are old enough to be in school, and have your foot in the door somewhere you could end up working full time if necessary, or at least have as a recent job on your resume. Besides, everyone needs something all their own, even when they’re married, and the job could be a big source of satisfaction, as well as extra cash that’s all yours (good idea to save it just in case you end up needing it someday, even if you and your spouse stay together forever).
#31
I've never earned a million dollars in a year and I never will.
#36
I’ve never eaten sushi and never will raw fish isn’t appealing!
RamiRudolph 1 week ago (edited)
Oh, damn, you're really missing out. Sushi is a godsend, I could eat it every single day.
What do you think ?
JB 1 week ago (edited)
Do you believe in trying everything at least once? No. I draw a hard line against pedophilia, necrophilia and bėastality. I don’t do drůgs either. The question should be are you willing to try anything that doesn’t cause harm to others? Often, the answer should still be no because hurting yourself hurts others.
Apatheist Account2 1 week ago (edited)
All of those except a cruise, Game of Thrones (was good, got terrible at the end) and LinkedIn (we had a mandatory course that was on there - since I retired it's a way to keep in touch with former colleagues without giving out too much personal info). They used to say to try everything once except incest and Morris dancing. They also say that parachutists and virgins have one thing in common - they can only make a mistake once.
Smeghead Tribble Down Under 1 week ago (edited)
For me it's anything that involves going underwater. I like my oxygen, thank you.
Shane S 1 week ago
I will never try hard street d rugs. I’m too afraid of getting addicted. It’s not even something I want to try.
Ace 1 week ago
For me it's not the fear of getting addicted, but the lack of control. I've had, amongst other things, morphine, in quite high doses and for quite a long time. As my pain levels dropped I realised that I really did not like the "I don't give a shot about anything" feeling it brings, which is, I think, what some addicts crave. Reducing the dose and stopping when I no longer needed it was not difficult. Yes, I realise that some of the other stuff allegedly much harder to stop, but I just never felt the desire for them. I mean, alcohol, sure, but...
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JB 1 week ago (edited)
Do you believe in trying everything at least once? No. I draw a hard line against pedophilia, necrophilia and bėastality. I don’t do drůgs either. The question should be are you willing to try anything that doesn’t cause harm to others? Often, the answer should still be no because hurting yourself hurts others.
Apatheist Account2 1 week ago (edited)
All of those except a cruise, Game of Thrones (was good, got terrible at the end) and LinkedIn (we had a mandatory course that was on there - since I retired it's a way to keep in touch with former colleagues without giving out too much personal info). They used to say to try everything once except incest and Morris dancing. They also say that parachutists and virgins have one thing in common - they can only make a mistake once.
Smeghead Tribble Down Under 1 week ago (edited)
For me it's anything that involves going underwater. I like my oxygen, thank you.
Shane S 1 week ago
I will never try hard street d rugs. I’m too afraid of getting addicted. It’s not even something I want to try.
Ace 1 week ago
For me it's not the fear of getting addicted, but the lack of control. I've had, amongst other things, morphine, in quite high doses and for quite a long time. As my pain levels dropped I realised that I really did not like the "I don't give a shot about anything" feeling it brings, which is, I think, what some addicts crave. Reducing the dose and stopping when I no longer needed it was not difficult. Yes, I realise that some of the other stuff allegedly much harder to stop, but I just never felt the desire for them. I mean, alcohol, sure, but...
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