Do you secretly crave the thrill of emergencies?

[AmandaYVR]

[NathanDavis]

it is no secret that I do like a bit of an adrenaline rush... which is why I'm still into sports

other things I had to slow them down... like racing and poker tables, and a couple of other things that are first might not seem likely, but they can have that sense of emergency around these lands

I must say that the thrill of emergencies was a bit fun when I was way younger and a bit more careless... nowadays, not so much, I do think of my people first... someone's always waiting for me to get back home

[Loveisgirthy]

I'm interested in change and emergencies can make big change so. Yeh

[AmandaYVR]

Interesting. Good point. I'll be thinking about this one in the future. (I'm interested in change too. The why's, the roots, of it. But I don't necessarily want to be within the live activity of it.)

[SecretsofKB]

I'm an ICU nurse. No thrill to be had here.

[Prettygurl12]

I enjoy RESPONDING to emergencies, not having them myself lol

[Lliam]

Not at all. I enjoy thrills, but the thrill of an emergency is NOT fun.

[ChrisMaster69]

Nope picked up too many body parts.

Emergencies are rarely good news and usually mean traumatic experience, a family member told bad news.

[Flower7]

No, not at all! Emergencies are horrible. 😞

[TrueConfection]

Not me, but I understand that there are a lot who do. Why is this under sexuality? 👀

[AmandaYVR]

Aww really? I definitely put it under Society and Politics. (It was that or Other.) I think the site knows many topics get posted to Sexuality by some bug in their programming. Maybe some Mod will fix it, move this.

[TrueConfection]

It happens to me all the time.

[ArrowheadSW]

Not really. Most of the time it is someone's misfortune. Maybe a bit when I was say younger than 25...

[DeeDeeDeVour]

Not since I'd having a growing anxiety about somebody (animals & people) needlessly dying or getting hurt.

[dustybiker]

No. I prefer the peace life has to offer in those moments without them.

[ShadezMcgee]

Not really, but it is interesting when you reflect on your reaction to the situation after it's done.

I had a couple of those and thankfully I was able to pretty much go on auto pilot and stay calm. One coworker sliced his hand open pretty good and I did first aid to patch him up enough to slow the bleeding and let the supervisors know.

[Lynx122]

There is something cool about it in the moment but I don't crave it.

[Citizenkirk]

No. Is that girl smiling because someone told her to say cheese or is she really enjoying the sight of a house burning to the ground like a little pyromaniac?

[AmandaYVR]

It's an old well-known internet meme. Her father took the photo and released it, realizing how funny it seemed. She's not actually a pyromaniac.

You can read the origins of that photo. She's called 'Disaster Girl' Zoe Roth.
"In January 2005, Zoë Roth and her father Dave went to see a controlled burn - a fire intentionally started to clear a property - in their neighbourhood in Mebane, North Carolina.
Mr Roth, an amateur photographer, took a photo of his daughter smiling mischievously in front of the blaze."
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-56948514

[Citizenkirk]

Thanks for the update

[Msputiton]

Oh noooo, no, no

[Samoht_Sirrom1]

I've found that when emergencies occur I tend to become numb and analytical. As an example The first time I was asked to be in a room during a birth.

I was told (by the female involved) you are going to freak out... Didn't bother me in the least. Now on her next birth her boyfriend was obviously rattled.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Nope, not me!

[libsaretards]

I like responding to them. I hate when life is too still and routine.

[exitseven]

No I do not. But afterwards I always think it was sort of cool.

[MrtoddsWildRide]

I used to have a job working with criminals and sometimes I miss the adrenaline rush of a fight.

[RebeccaBI2000]

I always enjoy a rush. It makes me work harder

[rabbitzzz]

Yes. waiting for zombie apocalypse.