Do you take a dare or a double dare?

i was driving the car and my uncle son who was just 5 year old was sitting at back .car was at 100 km/hr and i really didn't look back to see what he was doing .worse part was i forgot to lock the central door locking and my brother managed to open the back door and car was at high speed it took him out of the car , but god was with him he didn't leave the door inner handle. i saw someone came beside my car on bike and told your back door is open and kid is hanging . i looked back , i was in tears didn't know what to do if i slow fast he might fall , if i make it late same problem might happen , but i reduce the speed very slowly and he was strong kid he managed to hold it till the car stop and was not speaking a word. i just hugged him and set in car just seeing him . and just told him "what would i say home if something wrong would have happened". now he is 8 years old strong and fat kid very intelligent chap always top his class . i don't say i was brave in that i feel it was something brave on his part.

C'mon now, what are we 12? Though I must say I have occasionally dared someone to do something just to call a bluff.

I can't say I have ever been dared to do anything, and I must say that if I was, I would most likely not. I presume that a dare wouldn't be a dare if there was no risk involved. If the dare was something like doing a tandem paraglide jump, I'd like to do it, so I would agree (if my husband would allow it, but he probably wouldn't) but if it was something foolish or foolishly dangerous, I would decline.

When i was young I was very daring. Now that i'm old "ain't" so daring anymore, lol. I don't think anyone has dared me to do anything in a long time. Hope they don't, might have to take them up on it.

In college, during card games, we would make the loser do something stupid, but not dangerous, on a dare. Usually it was just something funny and/or embarassing like singing like a girl on top of the table in the cafeteria during lunch break while dancing. However, for the most part, dares have always been tempered by the fact that I have common sense and listen to it, so almost always I have ignored dares, as they usually are something involving life and limb. Luckily, I don't drink! On the other hand, I will do something, as has been mentioned, which needs to be done, like helping someone in a fire. One time, my neighbor's house had smoke pouring out of the upper window, and I found out that his daughter was inside trying to put out the fire, and without hesitation, I ran into the house, and upstairs. Finding her in the bedroom, I asked her to leave because she was almost hysterical, and, as she went downstairs, I grabbed the mattress, which was on fire, and attempted to smother the flames. I succeeded, although the mattress was still smoldering, and then left the room because I couldn't breathe any longer in all the smoke. The firefighters were just getting there and handled the rest, but the owner and the firefighters told me that just the small action actually had saved my neighbor's house. I don't know if I could have done that if I hadn't just reacted, but I know I wouldn't have done it on a dare!

Eventhough I did a lot of this sort of thing when I was young, I'm more adventurous than daring because I don't dignify dares from anyone. I'm a risk taker, but it's by my own desire and not someones request. I guess my answer to your question would be no.

I can do dangerous things if needed, but not for a dare but because I think it´s something that has to be done. I have thought this way always. I have always felt that doind anything for a dare is letting someone else take control of you. But I have "been there" when we had a dictator in my country. And I went to marches and I helped people and I opened my house to people that wanted to talk freely. I wasn´t being brave: it had to be done.

Hi ya Karen now dareing is very dangerous you should know that haha. I am not a dare person me chicken and thats the way i will stay. Best regards fergus.

i have blown of a king cobra's head by my pistol at my residence 4 months ago.. this is not my bravery but i'he secure myself from a snake..