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futureboy, this isn't a doctor forum, it's just full of adults. But you'll probably get some good advise here.
You don't have to go to theme parks. I have three teenagers, and they all like to go to them, but they go like, twiceTwice-a-day a year. This isn't like a big huge part of anyone's life.
You can choose not to go, and not to make theme parks a part of your life. How many times a year does this come up?
well It began in 2005 and some of those theme park visits I was nervous and don't want to ride on rides and everytime tell my parents about it they said its only your mind. I keep telling myself that and still get nervouse.Now some vacationsVacation health care I turned out great in some theme park visits.Its just that I need to get rid of the fear everytime i go to theme parks. Should I listin to music to get rid of the fear?
Hey I am just a little bit older than you and I get nervous, but being a bit of a clever person, I will not ever chicken out, its up to you but I have to go each time my Family arrive from England, and They make sure I go on Space Mountain and all of the stuff, what they dont know is it scares the living daylights out of me!!I close my eyes and bear it ,,,ego I guess
Don't go to theme parks - think of it this way - the majority of people in the world have never been to one and they still have great lives. Bet Ghandi didn't go to Space Mountain.
Personally, I find the prospect of being shaked around in a roller-coaster rather unattractive and very uninteresting. (why all parents thing that all kids enjoy shaky rides and annoying characters walking around?).The first and the last time I've tried teh rollercoaster - it hurt my neck. I worked in amusement park once, and I havae to say that "regulars" we not my type indeed:) I also did not hear of anyone enriching their lives thru riding rollercoaster. Go to New York or Chicago, eat some Italian food and go see a Broadway show. Or just simply walk around the strets and observe sights. Way better:) And instead of being orrensive to your senses, it is actually pleasant:)
You don't have to go to theme parks. I have three teenagers, and they all like to go to them, but they go like, twice a year. This isn't like a big huge part of anyone's life.
You can choose not to go, and not to make theme parks a part of your life. How many times a year does this come up?
Personally, I find the prospect of being shaked around in a roller-coaster rather unattractive and very uninteresting. (why all parents thing that all kids enjoy shaky rides and annoying characters walking around?).The first and the last time I've tried teh rollercoaster - it hurt my neck. I worked in amusement park once, and I havae to say that "regulars" we not my type indeed:) I also did not hear of anyone enriching their lives thru riding rollercoaster. Go to New York or Chicago, eat some Italian food and go see a Broadway show. Or just simply walk around the strets and observe sights. Way better:) And instead of being orrensive to your senses, it is actually pleasant:)