I just don't know how to ride a motorcycle...

　tonight. For the most part, I think it's better to know than not know. I can ride a motorcycle too (although I haven't ridden recently).
> I was told that people were not worth living
But where is it really necessary to accept such a thing?
> Why do you think that?
It's that person's values. I don't think it's necessary to know how it works or why.
Most opinions are a very limited story, “Right now (story limited to), I (story limited to) think this way, right?” There's also the possibility that you thought differently before, and other people don't think so at all.
This is not because people with strong words and loud voices speak the truth separately. It's simply “strong speech/loud.” To the best of all, I just said, “It's right for me right now.”
... You can decide the value yourself. But is that scary? Anxious if you don't do what loud people say?

So, I don't think that's where you “need to get caught.” Something I didn't write this time. If you say “no, talking about motorbikes is the biggest problem,” it's as above. If not, ask something else about “getting caught.”

PostScript
I read “Thank you.” “It's the same thing if everyone around you gets swept away,” in other words, it was about pressure to tune in. I think that's a more advanced question.
“I don't know” just means “I don't know,” and it has nothing to do with “is it worth living?” In the first place, who can determine “whether life is worth living or not”?
Still, if you seriously think “everyone around you says that, so it's the same thing even if you're not the only one being swept away,” then asking us questions in the first place is useless. how is it?

Hello.

I don't have a motorcycle license either, but people who ride motorcycles often say, “That's losing half of my life” (laughs). It's probably that good for people who ride motorbikes.

Well, if you seem interested in motorcycles, it might be a good idea to get a license. It might change my life (laughs)

Is there a relationship between not being able to ride a motorcycle and not being worth living for?

I used to be a motorbike enthusiast, but I've never thought about that, and I've never heard of it.

It's called a desire for approval, and people have the feeling that they want approval from others.

This person wants to appeal that they can drive a motorcycle, they want to get attention for their radical statements, etc...
I feel that they are people with a strong desire for approval.
Anyway, they are people who want to be recognized no matter what means they use.

They are people who can't find value in existence unless they get attention.

I think this statement is a manifestation of results that I want to endlessly brag about and make people think it's amazing.
Actually, it must be very lonely.

You may not be convinced, but...

“Yes, motorbikes are difficult. You have good motor skills, don't you?”
Please satisfy the other person's desire for approval, etc.

Isn't that a man's ability to be tolerant and kind?