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By *ools and the brain OP   Couple
2 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

Personally it doesn't really bother me my job has taken me to some pretty sketchy places, outside top of clock towers, windmill,dodgy scaffolding and very high ladders.

But as always most falls always seem to be from a fairly low height.

I injured my back falling from less than 3feet 25 year's ago and still suffering today.

What are you like with height,can you work on a wobbly scaffold tower 8 meters up in winter,or do you shit yourself getting stuff from the top shelf in the kitchen?

Highest I've worked was on the roof of a very tall tower block replacing some doors.

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By *uffolkcouple-bi onlyCouple
2 weeks ago

West Suffolk

I don’t mind heights so much but I don’t like using a ladder. They just always feel very unstable.

I suffer from vertigo which is the looking down part. I was fine at the top of the Eiffel Tower as you can really look straight down, but you can in the list and that was very unsettling.

Mr.

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By *ffy.Woman
2 weeks ago

Fife

I used to be fine with heights, a little wobbly, but nothing major. I got on a plane a few years ago and since then I’ve been terrified.

My sister lives in a flat and my legs feel like jelly just walking around her house because I know how high up I am.

It’s unnecessary, I know.

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By *avinaTVTV/TS
2 weeks ago

Transsexual Transylvania

I'm a bit shit at heights, and it's got worse as I've got older.

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By *onnie 90Woman
2 weeks ago

Leeds

I'm fine with heights. But one thing that does make my stomach turn are the video's on YouTube. The ones where people climb up huge narrow communication towers without any safety precautions and stand on the top arms outstretched. Just them and their camera. Ooh no thanks.

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By *illy IdolMan
2 weeks ago

Midlands

As a kid I used to be terrified of heights. My dad thought it would be idea to conquer my fear by taking me to the top of the Blackpool tower, and pick me up to lean me over the edge💩

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By *ashful_at_firstMan
2 weeks ago

Canterbury

I`m dreadful with heights, although have no issues flying - just getting off the plane at the other end!

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By *loydyMan
2 weeks ago

British


"Personally it doesn't really bother me my job has taken me to some pretty sketchy places, outside top of clock towers, windmill,dodgy scaffolding and very high ladders.

But as always most falls always seem to be from a fairly low height.

I injured my back falling from less than 3feet 25 year's ago and still suffering today.

What are you like with height,can you work on a wobbly scaffold tower 8 meters up in winter,or do you shit yourself getting stuff from the top shelf in the kitchen?

Highest I've worked was on the roof of a very tall tower block replacing some doors."
140 ft up on a cradle windy as fuck arse nipper

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By *ffy.Woman
2 weeks ago

Fife


"As a kid I used to be terrified of heights. My dad thought it would be idea to conquer my fear by taking me to the top of the Blackpool tower, and pick me up to lean me over the edge💩"

Stop! I would pass away😭

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By *illy IdolMan
2 weeks ago

Midlands


"As a kid I used to be terrified of heights. My dad thought it would be idea to conquer my fear by taking me to the top of the Blackpool tower, and pick me up to lean me over the edge💩

Stop! I would pass away😭"

Thankfully, it was the 90s and my shellsuit was wipeable

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By *tephanie63Woman
2 weeks ago

BRIDGWATER

I am not at all good with heights, I,m even scared of going on escalators ..

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By *oandstephCouple
2 weeks ago

Bradford


"As a kid I used to be terrified of heights. My dad thought it would be idea to conquer my fear by taking me to the top of the Blackpool tower, and pick me up to lean me over the edge💩"
dad isnt jacko is he? 😂😂

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By *ess n BenCouple
2 weeks ago

Didcot

It’s not the fall that does the damage it’s the sudden stop that hurts

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By *illy IdolMan
2 weeks ago

Midlands


"As a kid I used to be terrified of heights. My dad thought it would be idea to conquer my fear by taking me to the top of the Blackpool tower, and pick me up to lean me over the edge💩dad isnt jacko is he? 😂😂"

It was certainly a thriller

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By *iandti2023Couple
2 weeks ago

Wokingham


"It’s not the fall that does the damage it’s the sudden stop that hurts

"

This is quite a deep statement if you think about it… love it

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By *ayRyuMan
2 weeks ago

Harrogate

As said further up, no problem with heights.

Done a lot of work off booms and scissor lifts etc but still don't feel comfy on a ladder!!

Think being heavy and feeling them flex puts me off 😬

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By *ffy.Woman
2 weeks ago

Fife


"As a kid I used to be terrified of heights. My dad thought it would be idea to conquer my fear by taking me to the top of the Blackpool tower, and pick me up to lean me over the edge💩

Stop! I would pass away😭

Thankfully, it was the 90s and my shellsuit was wipeable"

🤣🤣

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By *istr3ssWoman
2 weeks ago

Stockton-on-Tees

I have a real issue with heights - anything beyond about 3 steps on the step ladder & I have to get someone else to do it

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By *r TriomanMan
2 weeks ago

Chippenham Malmesbury area

I fine with heights, I just can't jump across gaps without a harness.

I was once air-sea rescued (for a training exercise); it was amazing hanging under the helicopter flying over the sea.

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By *ruceyyMan
2 weeks ago

London

I'm tragic with heights too! Not sure where it started, and it's ok if I'm moving but if I stand still or have nothing to do I'm like, let's get down now.

To bring it to sex, fab and all, I once had sex with a woman who wanted to do it pressed to the glass of a window in her tower block high up. I really made her bend over just so I was as far away from the window as possible 😂😂

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By *TinyDelight-Woman
2 weeks ago

City Centre

I don't have a fear of heights, in fact the opposite. It's a phenomenon known as l’appel du vide, or the call of the void. I feel quite giddy and wonder what it would be like to, jump, fall or even fly. My balance gets skewed and it all begins to feel a bit intoxicating.

And no I don't want to die.

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By *ell GwynnWoman
2 weeks ago

North Yorkshire

I've never had an issue with heights, which is just as well as I need to work up ladders, except for when my babies were babies. When my eldest was 18 months old I did a leap of faith type activity, thinking it would be fun and exhilarating blah blah blah. The first I knew about this new found fear was my knees trembling uncontrollably. I carried on and did the activity, but it took me a good hour to calm down afterwards.

Once the boys were capable of fending for themselves (in theory), the fear totally disappeared.

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By *usyBusyGirlWoman
2 weeks ago

Brum

Hate heights...

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By *ools and the brain OP   Couple
2 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.


"It’s not the fall that does the damage it’s the sudden stop that hurts

This is quite a deep statement if you think about it… love it "

Yeah we use a similar one.

It's not the fall that kills you,it's the ground!

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By *onnie 90Woman
2 weeks ago

Leeds

A heights legend - Fred Dibnah. Utterly fearless. When he's swinging around at 200 feet on a home made swing that he's nailed to the side of a chimney.

The king of heights. An absolute legend.

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By *8on33Man
2 weeks ago

winfrith


"Personally it doesn't really bother me my job has taken me to some pretty sketchy places, outside top of clock towers, windmill,dodgy scaffolding and very high ladders.

But as always most falls always seem to be from a fairly low height.

I injured my back falling from less than 3feet 25 year's ago and still suffering today.

What are you like with height,can you work on a wobbly scaffold tower 8 meters up in winter,or do you shit yourself getting stuff from the top shelf in the kitchen?

Highest I've worked was on the roof of a very tall tower block replacing some doors."
Replacing doors on the outside of the building high up ?I don't like heights but I'm ok working because I'm thinking about the work rather than the height .

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By *abtastic Mr FoxMan
2 weeks ago

A den in the Glen


"A heights legend - Fred Dibnah. Utterly fearless. When he's swinging around at 200 feet on a home made swing that he's nailed to the side of a chimney.

The king of heights. An absolute legend."

Absolute legend. And let's not forget Rod Hull.

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By *iltsTSgirlTV/TS
2 weeks ago

chichester


"Personally it doesn't really bother me my job has taken me to some pretty sketchy places, outside top of clock towers, windmill,dodgy scaffolding and very high ladders.

But as always most falls always seem to be from a fairly low height.

I injured my back falling from less than 3feet 25 year's ago and still suffering today.

What are you like with height,can you work on a wobbly scaffold tower 8 meters up in winter,or do you shit yourself getting stuff from the top shelf in the kitchen?

Highest I've worked was on the roof of a very tall tower block replacing some doors."

I have jumped out planes/ helicopters many many times , no issue with heights here

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