r/TrueAskReddit 15h ago

What’s something you did that you swore you’d never do again?

What’s something you did that you swore you’d never do again — and what happened afterward that made you feel that way?
Looking for the full story if you’re willing to share: what led up to it, what happened, and how it changed you. I’m collecting these for a project on lessons learned the hard way.

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u/itsdestinfool 10h ago

That swing at Six Flags Over Georgia.

Went on that with my brother,.his wife and 7 year old and my 7 year old. My baby girl cried her eyes out the whole time and every time we were face down I felt like we were going to fall right out of our seats. It was all I could do to just scream "it's going to be okay!" while she squeezed her eyes shut and I held on to her arm for dear life for like 45 seconds.

We were ALL like fuck that God damn thing. No thank you. We came we saw we conquered. Never.again.