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I feel like that is almost what makes it so fun. As soon as that goes away it seems like people move on to the next thing that gives them that feeling (ie, freeflying, CReW, RW).

Haha my instructor has 15000 jumps. Needless to say, I listen to what he says.

As a new skydiver, I was just wondering what are the big things you should never do, like for instance deploy on your back? I know this is a question for my instructor and believe me, he will get this question as well but I'm a big fan of getting multiple opinions. Thanks for any replies Craig

Hello everyone, as a student who has recently completed his AFF training, I'm interested to hear what experienced skydivers have to say about their opinions of skydiving as they age. For instance, do you find it harder/easier to find the time/money/motivation to skydive? How do you feel about skydiving when you have children? Do you find your skydiving friends fade away as you age or do you become closer/jump more often? I'm pretty young still, but these things are just around the corner and I'm wondering how these things have affected others' views on the sport? Thanks for any replies, Craig