Looking Back At Your Life, What’s A Risk You’re Happy You Took?

[Ray D’Angelo Harris]

It can be more than one

And it can be something big like a risky surgery or deciding to give a family member a second chance, or it could be something small like trying a food you were sketchy about but now it’s your favorite.

I’ll start with a small one. Some years back I finally bagged this chick I’d been wanting for years but she was always in a relationship, and when she wasn’t in one, I was. We finally ended up in the same space, on the same night, and we were both single. We instantly already knew what it was and as soon as we was able to slip away from the function we went to town on each other haha. Ripping clothes off biting each other all kinds of primal shat brehs. Got on top of her and it hit me like a left hook YOU AINT GOT NO CONDOM NIKKA! And at that moment I made a split second decision to take the risk and smash raw with my inner conscience saying…

And brehs, til this day it was some of the best p*ssy I ever had. Not only that, it led to many more sexcapades between us and I now have a wealth of timeless memories of slaying one of my biggest crushes I ever had. That's one risk I always look back on and I’m happy I took it.

 

[Ohene]

leaving a big 4 accounting firm to take a job in a field I knew nothing about (private credit)
since then private credit has blown up and it definitely helped my career

that might be the only leap of faith that became a W. the rest have been Ls lol

 

[Vandelay]

More or less moved out on my own at 18
Chose to go into management at 25
Moved to Chicago at 31
Divorced my ex wife
Got my bachelor's and MBA
Created an app
Changed careers, 15 years into my career

In general, chose pain over comfort when opportunities to grow presented themselves

 

[Hoshi_Toshi]

Decided to pack up my shyt and move to the east coast in a week. Drove 13 hours straight thru the night. Got settled in and doubled my salary to get my first 6 figure job.

 

[JP_614]

Divorced I think I was 27 at the time. It’s tough but peace of mind and family helped me though it went to therapy and everything.

 

[BrehWyatt]

Moving to Texas.

A lot of shyt, good and bad, has happened since, but the good far outweighs it.

 

[Ohene]

similar to some other brehs here, the hardest and perhaps most important decision i've ever made was breaking up with a girl who (i at least thought) was the love of my life and that I lived with. thought i was gonna marry her and all that but had to give her that pink slip.

 

[KING WILL]

Started investing.

 

[Pazzy]

Not taking the covid vaccine. Voting for Jill Stein in the last presidential election. Staying alive.

 

[jdubnyce]

Left my ex for another woman (based primarily on the new sex )
Who then
Became my wife

Dont tell anyone

 

[Heafcliffe]

1. LONG TERM: Deciding to take control of my diabetes, not using it as a crutch and learning to thrive in spite if it. Going on 32 years with it.

2. SHORT TERM: Deciding to bet on myself and pursue my entrepreneurial aspirations. Have had some initial success but, with my support system, I'm always planning for progression.

I want to leave this place with zilch fukks and regrets, mane.

 

[WaveGang]

Going prison to make money

Stopped going to school at 13