How important is safety for you?

[Anonymous]

For me safetly is usually priority but every now and then I've lived on the "dangerous" side. But seriously safety first!

[razelove]

For myself, not so much, risks can be accompanied by reward, and condoms are a nuisance. For my family I'm very conscious of safety though, places I would go or work at alone, some of them I would never bring my wife or family anywhere near.

I'd imagine most married men with families are the same though.

[Joker_]

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[SaartjieJane]

Living majority of my life in an incredibly dangerous country and then moving to a country where life is amazing and so much better, I do try be safe with everything I do. Driving, swimming, literally am always careful and think twice about things. Got given an opportunity to live an amazing life so I definitely won’t take any risks and being silly.

[Tstrbrainer]

Which country?

[SaartjieJane]

I live in New Zealand now

[Tstrbrainer]

Formerly?

[Sour-rose]

I quit my good paying job because of safety.
I left my job early because I had to use the bathroom and the gas stations nearby had bathrooms that wasn't safe...
so yeah 200% very important, idgaf how much you payin' me

[Sonorous]

I'm a 6ft black man with very dense bones. I think I'm good.

[Sonorous]

okay ngl my wrists could use some gUrth

[trumpets310]

Safety is important, because it lets me continue having fun. Where I draw the line - safety concerns rarely stop me from doing anything. But I always take a lot of precautions when I do that thing. So for driving I wear a seatbelt, and for skydiving I would make sure the place I went to is well reviewed and has good equipment

[Wsx2wsx2ws]

Well I just went head to head with my manager about safety. Said they can fire me or send me home but I was not backing down.
It got fixed. They let me take charge of it myself. Also we are getting some long cried for security. Have to respect management that listens. Even if we have to demand it.

[Whatever2929292]

Kind of depends. I don't do stuff outrageously dangerous just to do it. I am not claiming to be brave but if needed I don't want to be a coward either I assume you're the same way. Defending others. Even putting my own life on the line if need be. Some times doing something kinda dumb but nothing extreme either

How we all should be.

[libsaretards]

My personal safety is not much of a priority to me. I joined the military during war time and plan to join law enforcement during the current times. I am at peace with Jesus and 70% sure I will make it to Heaven so I am not afraid to give my life for someone else or for a cause I believe in.

[exitseven]

I never really thought too much about it. I wear seat belts and don't drive drunk. I stay out of bad neighborhoods and I just bought a hand gun for protection. I try and take a pro active role but I still do all the stuff I used to do even though covid is still around and things are expensive.

[RuthlessAggression]

You can't say "safety first" but then say "i live dangerously sometimes"

It defeats the "safety first" idea

It's like saying "America first" but then coddling up to the Russian dictator, like trump did

[Man-O-Metal]

I think I care more about the safety of others than I do for myself. I tend to go out of my way and “walk on the edge” every now and then. I don’t intend to put myself in danger, sometimes it just finds me 🤷🏻‍♂️

[Pinay_ako]

100%!!! I moved back to my city when I felt so unsafe in another. I can’t even walk at all times alone without looking over my shoulder. I was always on edge. I don’t want that at all!

[Fireguy17]

I get to see first hand what happens in an accident, and seat belts work.
We get to a scene, the cars are a wadded up mess, and there is no driver.
We ask where's the driver, and they point to a person talking to the pd.

[Snsl153]

Yes, no texting whilst driving, always wear a seatbelt, and obey the road rules. And never drive whilst drunk.

[Blackcosmo]

Putting safety as a priority is logical. By the way you're really pretty.

[menina]

Safety is one of the most important things to me. I do everything I can do be always safe but then again we live in a dangerous world.

[AviatorTom]

My career has been in industries where safety is a major concern, and I carry that into my personal life.

[Anonymous]

My brother once finished work after midnight, so pretty dark out. All his work clothes were black, so when he was walking behind some random girl she suddenly sped up and crossed the middle of the street, haha

[BungusHighFivePizza]

safety overrated becuz u can't get strong if u play it safe and being wek is danger

[SeekingVirginWife]

If you really cared about safety, you would not post a picture of yourself, your age and a unique username.

[Jamesshinobi]

its the first and last thing i think about at all times. (i used to work in industrial settings) but i dont believe there is such a thing as safety. only fools believe in fool proof

[crossdressingrihno]

Honestly?
I'd put my life on the line to save a toaster.

[Phoenix98]

I try to be safe but I do work in a dangerous environment so stuff happens.