Here Be Dragons

In the 18 hundreds, sailors and mapmakers would stamp unexplored, dangerous territories with the phrase, here be dragon. It was meant to serve as a warning that if you ventured this far, if you went here, you ran the risk of great peril,. unknown tragedy. The bravest of us don't use it; maybe we've even forgotten where it is. But most of us have worn that stamp out. We know exactly where it is, because it never leaves our hands. When confronted with new possibilities or things that feel the slightest bit awkward, we are quick to stamp here be dragons - but then we hide. What if your new miss doesn't work? Here be dragons?