Opportunity has opened up... but I don't want it.

I guess this is just more of a rant/talking things through to get it off my chest. I am a collections person, I have a master's in museum studies and have worked several times as a registrar. I have a friend from my college days who is working in our field, I currently am not. He reached out to me recently and let me know there is an open position at his workplace and he would give me a good recommendation. He says his team is cool people who I would get along with (because he knows me personally to be a good judge of that and he and I would also work together and are friendly).

I am just kind of beating myself up over it because the job really IS NOT me. It's basically an educator position to create STEAM exhibits and lessons for children. I was never in the ed. Department, I have no training in that or teaching and I am vehemently childfree. I dont like being around children at all. I am a background type person who is happy to be one below the person in charge, be given tasks and be part of a team and get stuff DONE. I have no desire to be the head of the team and have to plan all of the things/ideas myself. I'm a creative person but I don't want everything to be on me as the lead.

For context, I live slightly outside of a BIG museum city and this is a museum job in the city. I would likely have 40 minutes to an hour plus ride both ways to this job, maybe more if there was bad traffic. I also grew up in the suburbs and physically cannot parallel park, I just cant. Everyone in my life is acting like I would be an idiot to not take a museum job in the highly competitive big city with an 'in'. I feel like I'm the only person that thinks it isn't a great idea. My friend who works there doesn't have kids and said he never saw himself working at a children's museum but he loves it and I just... don't think that will be my experience especially with the pressures of creating everything on my own with no experience in that field.