okay i used to like breakdance a lot and i tried to learn it and i even went to the club to learn it because it was fun but i stopped because i i couldnt learn it since im a beginner so i stopped and then my friens told me to try skating so i did and it was fun and now im gonna buy the skateboard and trying to learn how to do the tricks but the question is am i being a poser?
christina answered Sunday July 8 2007, 8:14 am: No, there's nothing wrong with it. Trying new things is how you find out what you like/don't like & it defines you.
beckyboo answered Saturday July 7 2007, 6:48 pm: No, everyone has to start somewhere, right? And like people below me said, trying out new things is fine. As long as you don't start to tell everyone 'im teh best sk8r everrrrr!!!!111!!1!' before you barely step on the board, you're fine :) [ beckyboo's advice column | Ask beckyboo A Question ]
XxIzabellersxX answered Saturday July 7 2007, 6:55 am: OMG nooo. If you really enjoy skating skate! Your only a poser if your doing this because you want to fit in. You could do diving tommorow just to try out new experiences. Your NOT a poser you just like trying out new things and living life to the fullest so don't worry about it and learn those tricks! Hope I helped =) [ XxIzabellersxX's advice column | Ask XxIzabellersxX A Question ]
The_MoUsY_spell_checker answered Saturday July 7 2007, 5:46 am: There's nothing wrong with trying out new things. If you enjoy it, it doesn't make you a poser.
If you DON'T enjoy it and you keep doing it then it would probably make more sense to say that you're a poser, but why worry anyway? If other people are going to say things like that, they will do so no matter what you do. Don't worry. Enjoy yourself, and be careful on your new skateboard! [ The_MoUsY_spell_checker's advice column | Ask The_MoUsY_spell_checker A Question ]
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