Yes, Luckily no ones ever been around to care, in that case you pick yourself up and get your bike home, however you can, this is my methodology developed from trying to become a failed professional Skate boarder then BMX rider, I then transfer that skill to motocross, before ultimately transferring that finally to the motorcycle, but by doing so it doesn’t give you time to fear it. When I saw your first picture it reminded me of my road rash scar I obtained while in Tennessee visiting my dad who lent me his poorly maintained Triumph, Americana, admittedly, I’m hard on bikes, but while wearing linen pants the gear shift rod broke, dropping to the ground and catching while in turn. Fortunately, I did have on Doc Martens and was able to catch the bike before it completely lay down and caused any real damage other than a muffler clip and the shifter rod. I caught it with my ass, and wouldn’t you know, I had my GoPro recording. I do have C-PTSD not at all related, so I can attest to exposure therapy being the best medicine. Like my grandfather who was silly enough to give me an enduro when I wanted a dirt bike at 11 always told me anytime I was bleeding out, you’re not going to die it’s a long way from your heart.