30 Thoughts That Go Through Your Head While Skydiving

So, you have gone completely insane and decided that you are going to jump out of a plane 10,000 feet in the air. Here are some of the thoughts that might run in your head throughout the experience.

You walk into the facility..

1. What the hell am I doing here?
2. How did I get here? Oh yeah, my friend asked me if I wanted to go and I said yes.
3. Do they show this instructional video to scare people out of doing this?
4. This old guy with the long beard is really starting to freak me out.
5. There are a lot of things to initial on this paperwork…
6. I am currently signing my life away. Ok bye life.
7. Hey look they have free water - it’s the least they can do since I’m paying so much for this picture and video package
8. Photo ID.. do they think I’m trying to lie about my age or identity so I can skydive??
9. Who in their right mind would try to lie about that? Then again who in their right mind would jump out of a plane…
10. That airplane looks extremely small
11. How safe is this?
12. LOL the instructor doesn’t want to go with me because I’m wearing braids
13. They are going to whip the hell out of him hahaha
14. I’m sitting on the floor of a tiny airplane.. woah
15. Not sure if I can do this
16. Oh we’re actually going 10,000 feet up in the air now.. ok
17. This plane seems a little.. okay very unsteady
18. Wait, we’re only half way up right now?
19. That's a long way down.. What if my parachute doesn't open?
20. Stop asking me if I’m nervous, you’re making me more nervous
21. For real shut up I'm trying to keep myself calm
22. Seriously what the hell am I doing right now
23. Do I have to jump or can I come back down with the pilot?
24. Welp, no going back now
25. Holy crap I’m about to jump out of this thing?
26. HOLY SHIT
27. MY MIND IS COMPLETELY CLEAR AND I CAN’T STOP SMILING
28. The world is absolutely beautiful
29. Can we go again? Like right now?
30. Man, no words can explain this feeling.

You just jumped 10,000 feet out of a flying airplane. There are literally no words to explain the feeling, you really just have to take a leap of faith and experience it yourself. It is so worth it.