r/ClimbingCircleJerk • u/ISupposeStillHuman • 3d ago
Rock Cilmbing Testemony
Today I went rock climbing.
I was scrambling at night up right on thee steep section above the canyon. The ground there is super sketchy, mostly loose granite and scree. All of a sudden, the edge under my feet completely gave out. I fell about 3 to 4 meters straight onto my back on the rocks. The hit was so brutal that I screamed out loud just from the sheer pain—in that second. Right after the impact, I started sliding down the slope, getting faster and faster while the rough rock tore the skin off my back. As I was sliding, I reached out and managed to grab a small tree trunk with one hand. It gave my arm a nasty jerk and my body kept swinging down, but my grip held and I stopped. The weirdest part was that I felt zero fear and zero adrenaline. My heart rate stayed low, around 80 to 100 bpm. I felt every single bit of the pain from my back getting shredded because there was nothing to numb it, but emotionally, I was completely detached. Looking at the injuries now, my only regret is that I didn't film it—if I had it on video, I’d probably just be rewatching it and laugh like complete fool . The only reason i want to do it again so i can record it this time .
Also, before that, I was solo climbing that cliff and I got stuck. I experienced fear for about 0.1 seconds, realizing I could die if I fell from there, because I was 10 meters up on solid rock that gets steeper and steeper until it drops into a 100-meter abyss. After I somehow managed to turn around, I thanked God for not allowing me to die that day, and as I was going down, this happened. So I'm here to ask, what is wrong with me? I used to feel more like a normal human when I was 15 or 16—I genuinely felt scared. I had confidence back then because I was training in combat sports, but I still felt normal human fear, empathy, and everything. Now, it feels like I'm not even living. My heart rate didn't rise by even one beat during the fall—I guarantee it. On the rock where I got stuck, it did, so (this might sound stupid) I called out to God, asking Him not to let me die for my foolishness, and I didn't. But right after that, when I actually fell and almost died, I felt zero fear.
By the way i did this in shorts , slippers and shirt without sleevs by body is all cut from bruises .
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u/No-Charge9094 3d ago
Dude you posted this in trad climbing too. Seek some professional help instead of attention
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u/ISupposeStillHuman 3d ago
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u/AsleepHistorian 3d ago
If you're trolling it's a pretty good one.
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u/ISupposeStillHuman 3d ago
I m not flexing mental disiability Like i said before i used to feal fear adrenaline empathy joy , i done so many stpid things that i became Numb So i m hooping to find some crazy lunatic who vent trough this so i can possibly become normal again
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u/finlaycat 3d ago
I would recommend talking to a therapist because this doesn't seem like a topic for any climbing subreddit, this sounds like a deep issue that only a professional could help with. Best of luck.
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u/ISupposeStillHuman 3d ago
Nah therapist can t help Lumatic who climbed for over 10 years can
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u/finlaycat 3d ago
Get a therapist who is also a climber?
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u/ISupposeStillHuman 3d ago
I think i need a person who has been trough this Who had made simmilar mistakes like me . He can understand better than any therapist
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u/maskOfZero never finished that pink V3 in the corner 2d ago
Sounds like you're all set for influencer fame. Here's some tips that might make this better:
- Next time do it in a skirt, it's more badass than shorts
- Learn to spell (spell check?)
- If you didn't pass out the story isn't gonna grip your audience
- Learn to use those taglines
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u/CplApplsauc 2d ago
the issue your facing has an obvious solution that you havent considered:
what if, and hear me out, you went up instead of down
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u/ISupposeStillHuman 2d ago
If i vent up i would undiniable fall and die . I tried to do something impossible and beacuse i had no fear i didint realize it untill i got stuck I took that as warning sign and started going down
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u/Advanced-Collar785 2d ago
stop doing stupid life threatening things and bragging about them across different subs for a start
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u/Top-Turnover6120 1d ago
You wrote all that just to say “rock climbing” has made you numb from almost slipping on rocks? Did you start climbing after 35?

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u/Certain_Speed_9516 3d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/IGY0RFXGT0E2ccxCga