Personal Narrative: Stunting

Stunting can be very dangerous, but sometimes in the most peaceful moments often occur at the edge of catastrophe. This is the quote I live by.
It all started in elementary school about 5th grade. I felt very lonely and indeed was. I had a number friends here and there, but I never really had any true friends. I just felt like there wasn't an association for myself. I would see movies where kids would get super powers or have like a great talent and I would become very jealous. I didn't know what to do. I would try and find something I was good at but always ended up empty handed because I would be judge and it would put me down.
I can remember it like it was yesterday. I was laying on my bed scrolling through social media and found a picture

of a person with a bright and shiny silver helmet on and a black and white riding jacket who was sitting on a white miniature motorcycle with white wall tires. I thought it was cool, but I went on. I later discovered an additional guy on the same bike, but it was yellow and black like a bumble bee, and this time the person was statute straight up on the seat of the motorized bike doing a wheelie. I didn't know that there was a humongous community of motorcycles. Next thing I know I associate with this community and  bought one of these nanoscale motorcycles and they are called Honda Groms.
I learned a lesson that is being different is superior, and that people are not alone. There is always going to be a group for someone and I learned that people need to take the time to find it. I just stumbled upon mine on accident, but now I don’t believe that it happened on accident. I believe that this was my destiny calling and it is a destiny like no other.
I used to think that when I started trying to do a stunt it was very hard. It’s always hard when someone start something new. If someone needs something done, that person can’t just sit there expecting it to happen. That person will have to strive for the top and earn what is rightfully yours. I learned to strive and have success. At times people have to take a step back before a person can take a step onward. This I also had to do when I broke my ankle and tore a tendon in my ankle. I had to sit out from stunting, but instead of getting angry at myself I decided to learn from it and watch others stunt instead to learn mentally instead of physically.
    A man wearing a white helmet and all black leather pants and jacket sitting on a red motorcycle with a white headlight and black handle bars leaning back as far as he can with the motorcycle doing a wheelie with the back fender of the motorcycle scraping on the ground behind him. Leaving white smoke and dust with sparks behind him. This is something that is legendary in the community and which we all try and achieve balance.
    This I believe. I believe that if there is no balance then there is no equality and all there will be left is kaos. I believe that people need to learn mentally just as much as people learn physically. I believe that being different isn't bad. Everyone is different and everyone was the same then life would be boring and pointless. I believe that in the most peaceful moments are found at the edge of catastrophe.