None of the above. I find it amazing that people do this stuff but have zero interest. Going on the rollercoasters at Canada's wonderland is about as thrill seeking as I get.

The day someone invents extreme napping, I'm there.

A few years ago recently. I was constantly practicing Swimming with Snorkeling 🤿 the most I managed to submerge after several months of training was 10 meters, holding my breath 🫁 with pure lungs. And on the other hand at the same time I was skating with a long board in the Freestyle modality (Pieruettes in squares, streets and flat places) and Free Ride (descending downhill on asphalt streets) the latter was the most complicated and risky, in my beginnings I got to have several spectacular falls, luckily I never had a serious accident like a broken bone or something worse. I would like to someday jump into the void from a plane and land with the parachute, without a doubt it must be something totally extreme and full of adrenaline.

I've always loved extreme sports. I'm legally crazy about all that stuff. My mom is scared 🤣.

I get that it's exciting to try all, but honestly, it's super dangerous, and not really worth the risk. For me, maybe it's better not to try it at all.

In an appropriate aircraft, aerobatic fight isn't terribly dangerous. I don't recommend attempting it without some training though.