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  Have you ever knowingly engaged in something other people consider risky behavior that you don't regret one bit?

Explain what it was and why you don't regret it.

VotesAnswer
17Yes, it was:
8Yes, I have, but I don't care to share it here.
4No, I don't believe I have engaged in behavior others consider risky.
1It depends:
0Other:

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bill Survey Central Gold SubscriberSilver Star Survey Creator
posted 8-Mar-2006 10:55am  

Yes... drugs!

Oh, and I went to Haiti and slept with a pile of hookers! ... just kidding!
Enheduanna Survey Central Subscriber
posted 8-Mar-2006 1:05pm  

Yes; I have taken some drugs that I think were a lot of fun, and ultimately harmless, but which other people would consider risky. I'm sure some people would say that my sex life has been a little on the risky side, although I would disagree.
Amanda
posted 8-Mar-2006 1:11pm  

While I'm not proud of everything I've done, I don't regret anything. I'm a firm believer that the events we go through in life, even the bad, help to shape us into the people we ultimately become.

Anyhow, the main thing that pops into my head that others thought was risky was when I got involved with Patrick. Everyone warned me, told me I was risking a lot to be with him, that I'd end up in trouble, etc., etc. They were mostly right. However, I got an awesome son out of the deal. I'd do it over in a heartbeat.
dab Survey Central Gold SubscriberSurvey Qualifier
posted 8-Mar-2006 1:15pm  

Lots of times. Flying a small airplane and driving a motorcycle are things that other people consider risky behavior.
they Survey Central SubscriberBronze Star Survey Creator
posted 8-Mar-2006 2:07pm  

Sure.

I've done all kinds of stupid crap.... but I don't regret any of that stuff... it made me who I am.

Frostbrand Bronze Star Survey Creator
posted 8-Mar-2006 3:29pm  

I asked out a girl who happened to be one of my managers. That's risky in terms of my employment. The job market aroudn here is so tight I've been trying to get another job so I can leave Pizza Hut for over 2 years and have only ever gotten one call back that my idiot father waited a month to tell me about, so I ran the risk of being fired and ending up homeless and starving.
cerealkiller Bronze Star Survey CreatorSurvey Qualifier
posted 8-Mar-2006 4:28pm  

All the time.
caviartaste
posted 8-Mar-2006 5:03pm  

yeah, back in college I had a very good friend that had AIDS, and we used to kiss quite a bit....I always thought he was a super nice guy to tell me that he had it because you know, not everybody has that kind of respect. I definately would have slept with him, if I didn't know better. Scary, huh? The closest I ever came to actually getting in any kind of what I would consider a "dangerous" situation from being around him was from when a nurse came into his hospital room once and changed his IV when my friend and I were still in the room. She shouldn't have done that because he was a hemophiliac and when she removed the IV, it spurted blood. Luckily, it was only in one certain direction. Not towards us, but the nurse suddenly realized she shouldn't have done it while we were in the room, and yelled at us to get out! Other than that, nothing scary ever happened. I've been tested dozens and dozens of times, and I'm fine. Being so close to him was worth every second.
RGirl
posted 8-Mar-2006 7:05pm  

Interesting this topic came up, but for some people taking care of patients that are HIV+ or have Hepatitis is considered risky, but I did it with no problems at all. The patient knew, I knew & they were always very considerate & aware. Yes, I have run into some health care workers that would not take a patient that was HIV+. Just being in nursing period is risky. I did have a needle stick & had to get tested & the patient tested & rechecked, etc. But its a risk you take & it makes what you are doing that much more important.
RGirl
(reply to caviartaste) posted 8-Mar-2006 7:07pm  

Yelled at you to get out? That nurse is a nut! All you have to say is 'I need you to step out into the hall right now.'
Enigma
posted 8-Mar-2006 8:09pm  

All the time. Most of the people I know just don't seem to be that adventurous.
caviartaste
(reply to RGirl) posted 8-Mar-2006 9:53pm  

it scared her really bad because some of the blood ended up on her (pretty much just clothes). I forgot to mention that. She was understandably very rattled at the time, and realized that in doing that while we were in there, she had put us in harms way as well. I probably would have reacted the same way. She got scared.
RGirl
(reply to caviartaste) posted 8-Mar-2006 10:23pm  

Sorry, I just haven't worked with many (if any) nurses scared enough to lose their cool. Scared yes, but professionally, you need to be calm.
cloudhugger Survey Central SubscriberSilver Star Survey CreatorSurvey Qualifier
posted 8-Mar-2006 10:58pm  

Yes, just about everything I do.
hypersky
posted 9-Mar-2006 12:45am  

Yes. I don't regret it one damn bit, and I'm not going to share it, thank you! *evil smile*
hypersky
(reply to they) posted 9-Mar-2006 12:46am  

Hoo-ah! Go sister!
caviartaste
(reply to RGirl) posted 9-Mar-2006 8:07am  

Even though it was a college town, I think there were only 42 AIDS patients registered in the whole county at the time. I'd would have put money on the fact that this was her first experience in dealing with one. But it was ok, it wasn't like he wasn't used to that sort of thing happening every now and then. You couldn't expect everyone to not have a type of fearful respect for the illness - not even in their respective fields of expertise. Some people react differently and she was trying to protect everyone involved. He was a very understanding guy. You'd just have to have known him. One of the greatest people I've ever met - and still impacts my life today.
Maarten Survey Central Subscriber
posted 9-Mar-2006 3:10pm  

Maybe using some kinds of illegal drugs.
RGirl
(reply to caviartaste) posted 9-Mar-2006 6:47pm  

As a nurse I have taken care of patients who were HIV+. Yes, fear & respect go hand in hand here. And I understand her being afraid.
ROCKMAN
posted 10-Mar-2006 12:12pm  

Probably a lot of things.Some of the things I do on my horses and ATVs a lot of people would consider risky. Sky diving, scuba diving, bungee jumping, and other things like these. I obviously don't regret doing these things as I continue to do them.
CarolL Bronze Star Survey Creator
posted 10-Mar-2006 9:37pm  

I have had unprotected sex, but I got tested after when I sobered up and regretted it and after I found out that I was clean I didn't regret it...does that count?
I have driven too fast and didn't regret it.
I have eaten unwashed mushrooms and didn't regret it.
hypersky
(reply to CarolL) posted 11-Mar-2006 1:20am  

Unwashed mushrooms? You rebel, you!
gambler Double Gold Star Survey CreatorSurvey Qualifier
posted 11-Mar-2006 7:25pm  

Street racing cars as a teenager?
caviartaste
(reply to hypersky) posted 13-Mar-2006 11:28am  

> Unwashed mushrooms? You rebel, you!

I know....I'm gonna have to start walking on the wild side - like Carol! *wink*

LuridHope
posted 14-Mar-2006 3:29pm  

I regret unprotected sex with loose women, how ever I do not regret quarry jumping.
Iseult Silver Star Survey Creator
posted 17-Mar-2006 1:25am  

I do it all the time.



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