Doc Freemo 
I have been 500 feet (150 meters) beneath the ocean in a dark cave where a single mistake would have killed me instantly. Yet I'd still be more scared to talk to a beautiful stranger at a bar than to go on a dive.. Am I brave or am I coward, I dont even know. I guess the fact that the fear has never stopped me, I still talk to them despite the fear is more important than the fear itself.
@xyfdi Yea the risk comes entierly (almost) from the human element. One or two breaths fromt he wrong tank and It would be garunteed death at depth
@freemo
Well, at least all your problems are not an issue for you anymore. 
Nice! I've wanted to become cave certified but I'm still trying to master my buoyancy. Don't want to be kicking up dirt in that environment haha.
@greylaw89 It takes a lot of practice :)
@greylaw89 @freemo I’m sticking to open water and single tank dives. I get too distracted to do anything else.
Sir Meachamus Prime
My fear is less in the conversation as it is in myself misreading signals. I can't count on one abacus how many girls I've offended by having a platonic conversation and then reacting as though it were more than platonic. Thankfully that was way back when everyone wasn't wound as tight as we are now days and I was basically an inconsequential nerd who could be easily ignored.
@freemo
To be fair, procedures with equipment that operate as designed make it a comfortable and predictable experience. People on the other hand, fuck knows how this works. Just praise RNGesus things don't escalate.