Is it normal to not know how to tie a knot(on anything), or ride a bike?
Ever since I was little, I always wore velcrow shoes and always used training wheels for my bike. My two cousins are younger than me and know how two ride motorbikes.
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Ever since I was little, I always wore velcrow shoes and always used training wheels for my bike. My two cousins are younger than me and know how two ride motorbikes.
I'm not good at physical tasks, they are harder for me to understand. So yeah its normal.
I never showed an interest in riding bikes when I was young. It always baffled and annoyed me how some people at school would make fun of me for not knowing how to ride one, I just don't see what the big deal is with them.
I never learned to ride a bike for some reason as a child, and now I'm afraid to start learning because it'll possibly make me look silly.
I also can't swim, but there is a definite reason for that: MY parents wanted me to wear a swimsuit and nothing else to swim, and I wanted to wear shorts and a shirt over it. Not because I don't like how I look, but I don't like when people comment on it. As in I want to go swiming, not go listening to "OMG, ze's pale!" "How did you get this way?!" and a genuinely conerned "You know, your ribs should not stick out that much, you need to go eat something!".
I was a slow learner. I wanted to be able to:
(a) Tie my shoelaces
(b) Tie a necktie
(c) Tie a bowtie
(d) Ride a bike
(e) Whistle
(f) Blow a bubble gum bubble
(g) Tie a load of knots
(h) Make the wood pigeon sound with my hand
(i) Blow smoke rings
(j) Use a blade of grass as a reed for a hand instrument
(k) Do yoyo tricks
(l) Skate
(m) Do the really loud whistle with fingers in mouth
Of the thirteen, I still can't do three of them. :/