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Why Paragliding sucks
Paragliding sucks. Before I was a pilot. I worked. I ate. I slept. Now I fly. Flying cannot be described. You simply do it. Once you have, you are never satisfied with ground based activities. You constantly look to the sky. Before flying, when I drove, I watched the road, now I watch the sky. Before I flew I dreamed of advancements in business, now I dream of a longer flight. Before I flew I dreamed of deeper relationships, now I dream of higher flights. Is soaring the most selfish activity ever created? Or am I simply not a complete person unless I am flying. Am I a better person because I Fly? Or am I a dysfunctional person because I need to fly. Is flying a disease? Or is it completion. Is it genetically driven? Or some kind of impossible to fulfill addiction. Well, whatever you describe it as, or whatever you define it as, it is completely unreachable. Soar all you want. Fly in thermals, fly in
ridge lift, fly in convergence. You will never get enough. Have you
It never ends. And maybe that is why we can never enough? Maybe that
is why we will always search for another thermal, another flight,
another cloud, another moment where time stops and your every
instinct is tuned to the pulse of the air... where every thought is I've been drunk. I've been high. I cannot think of a single moment
that begs for a revisit like flight. It is elusive. It cannot be
attained. You can never get there! Maybe that is why I keep focusing
on the weather forecast. Maybe that is why I keep clicking that pilot
report. Maybe that is why I drive out when it looks completely There was that one time when I ... I will never be the same... I will never be satisfied with less. And that's why paramotoring sucks.
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