If you've ever jumped off of a 40-foot-cliff into a deep, deep quarry, then you may know how hard it is to want to keep your feet on the ground thereafter.
You may know that after you make the commitment to jump, time freezes and skips ahead at the same time. For the moment that you're falling, you can neither think, nor feel, nor remember. And when you hit the water with a minor sting or maybe more, your next thought is wanting to do it all over again because you've already forgotten what it feels like to fly.
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