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Ask her to help you. She obviously wants to be with you, and if you're up front about something that quite embarrassing (no offense) then she will know hat you trust her. You can imagine her teaching you like a sitcom montage.
Maybe the dark secret is that you think your mums nuts?
I'm 15 and don't know how to ride a bike either.
I'm about to be 20 and I can't ride a bike join the club learn now if you can
No lie, I feel you :(
I don't understand this ...my wife can't ride a bike either ...but I don't hold it against her
Not to worry dude, I'm sixteen, and I can't either
Why did you turn her down instead of fessing up and asking her to teach you?
That might just be your parent's fault.
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You could ask her to teach you, that way you'd spend much more time together.
You should feel even worse because "come biking with me" clearly meant "come **** my brains out, big boy." Learn to read between the lines, son.