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Sounds like your brain isn't producing enough serotonin! I'm actually not joking. Thinking back to when I first got my 911 and then went driving on the track, I would have a high that would last for weeks. Then days. Then hours. The last track event I was at, I had trouble actually keeping my interest while I was driving. This is actually dangerous because the only way to keep it enjoyable, to the point of hanging the car out all over the place. So skydiving isn't so far of a jump to get some more endorphins pumping through your body. I've found as you get older, it takes more and more to actually get you excited about activies. I might look into it.
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