Things you absolutely REFUSE to do. Ever.

Putting my hands in a sink full of dirty dishes and bits of wet food...I HAD to do it when I was a child, but never again.
 
@Taake If you don't have a proper dishwasher, I won't be visiting...no worries. 😛
 
Taake
Taake
don't come to my house... :P
ILLYRIAN
ILLYRIAN
Ahh yes, to have a proper dishwasher / visitors.. ..
Make a list of things that I will never do. Time and circumstance have a way of making me recant, almost every time.

(I've still never jumped off the Empire State Building, though. Maybe that one will remain sacred.)
 
Say that I will never, ever do something. So far, all that happens when I say I absolutely won't do something, is that I get really curious and do it anyway.
 
I try to say never, but there are certain things that you couldn't pay me any amount of money to do. Nope to Skydiving. In Las Vegas they have rides on top of the Stratosphere skyscraper casino. And nope, never going on those. One of them literally goes over the edge! Nope, no and absolutely not! Also cockroaches, the big ones, nope don't even get me near those.
 
I absolutely LOVE washing dishes.
everyone thinks I'm weird but I love sweeping the floor. I think I saw disney princessess do it too much when I was a kid or something but it so calming.
 
I can absolutely guarantee you that I will NEVER go skydiving. (Not intentionally, anyway)
I'll see you skydiving and add rollercoasters and bungee jumping.
 
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Blaze
Blaze
I also love sweeping! I used to work at a farm/barn, and one of my fav chore was to sweep, there is nothing more satisfying than a nice clean floor
I am sure there are other reasons for their thinking that as well; one of those said reason may be the way in which you spell weird.
I'd like to claim that was a typo but unfortunately that's just bad spelling 🙂 corrected Mr. Pole!
 
Skanky Vamp
Skanky Vamp
You just wanted to disprove that whole I before E except after C rule.
Never say never right!

But if there's one thing I will never do is do something that is against my moral beliefs.

I will likely never be religious.

I will also never get rid of my pets (whom I usually refer to as family, not pets). I would be living on the streets for all I care, but my animals are always getting premium care.
 
Washing dishes is a no no, I have some odd phobias over food. Touching 'old' food, leftovers, no way, it makes me feel ill. I have a bad habit of eating too fast because I don't like eating food that should be hot that has cooled.

Other than that madness, I know I'll never change my mind over not having kids. And like @Blaze mentioned, religion isn't for me either.
I like to be open to suggestions in life. 😀
 
Anyanka Bunny Slayer
Anyanka Bunny Slayer
We are childless heathens and damn proud of it
Have a pet snake. Or spider.

Eat a PB&J sandwich. Or anything with peanut butter really.

Bungee jumping. I have zero desire to have my body whipped up and down like that.
 
I've always been terrified of flying. Everytime there's turbulence, I'm sure the plane is going down. I have to be massively wasted to get onboard. 🙁

I get that. I didn't get on a plane til I was 23 for the same reason, just totally terrified. Me and two friends went to France for a holiday. It was a cheap Easyjet style flight, so no legroom, no food, no entertainment, just pooping your pants for three hours. As soon as I felt the plane leave the runway I pretended we were still on the tarmac. I held my friend's hand so tight the whole way. And when we got turbulence, I looked round and saw everyone else was calm, happy and fine. That told me we weren't going to die!

I still use the same tactics today and I've flown all over the world. I pretend I'm still taxiing on the tarmac and every time the plane jolts, I look around and that calms me down. I'm not the best flyer in the world by a long shot, but I'm a lot better than when I started out. 🙂
 
Anyanka Bunny Slayer
Anyanka Bunny Slayer
Two words: Airport bar.
I avoid flying whenever possible. I'll take the train....a private compartment if I have the extra money. It's lovely and I'm on the ground for the entire trip. 😀
 
Flying as it should be:

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Flying at 87 mph past the airport at 1800 feet altitude.

A hard left turn over Cayuga, Ontario, Canada:

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