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There is a distinct atmosphere to Cedar point. The smell of fried food coming from the concessions, the occasional waft of vomit from a unfortunate rider walking by. Even the sounds, like camp counselors yelling for trailing campers or the constant screams of the various thrilled riders. It all is so powerful. For me it was completely overwhelming at first. When I feel that migraine or emotional outburst filling me I just say my three words which clear me: be not afraid. I do it to calmly get out of my comfort zone. Trying new things every time that are uncomfortable or scary I get a HUGE rush that keeps me coming back.

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When I was twelve I went to cedar point for the first time for my seventh grade class trip. I was extremely excited and filled with expectations. At the end of the day as we drew to the end of the park we were given the option of riding the tallest roller coaster in the park while those who didn't would leave in the first group. Only a hand full of us had the guts to even get in line. As we were boarding the ride I said to myself in that moment "be not afraid", because in reality I wasn't going to die, or get hurt. And just like that God took away my fears

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This saying is good in theory, but the way I am referring to is not "do whatever the heck you want". The way I am referring to is doing something that will make you scared and get that adrenaline pumping while exploring the unknown.

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Immaturity is the name people often give the way you have to humble yourself to be crazy like a little kid.

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1.  Be open to experience new things.
2. Create healthy boundaries on every expedition.
3. Let God take the wheel.