Sholeh: Scared witless (and happy about it)
Sholeh Patrick
I’ve never understood the thrill in being scared. What’s so great about a chest-smacking roller coaster drop, or seeing people torn to pieces in a gory movie? One makes me regret lunch. The other is simply depressing.
Under other circumstances, people generally don’t look forward to cardiac events, sweaty palms or borderline nausea. Healthy people don’t enjoy other people’s pain and smart ones avoid major risks.
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