heights man that **** is scary. deep water because im not a very good swimmer. and spiders and bugs.
Australia where spider's are so large they have health bars.
What are some of your greatest fears?
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Posté 03 décembre 2011 - 04:26
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I'm scared of being shanked, shot, and prison...
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Posté 03 décembre 2011 - 04:59
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Sewers. or dark, enclosed, humid environments. When I was a kid, maybe 8 or something, I fell down a manhole, I stuck down there screamin for awhile. May not have been there long, but it was long enough to leave an impression. Felt alone and was scared.
Wouldn't say I'm afraid of heights, but somewhat hesitant.
I'm not afraid of them. But snails creep me out.
Wouldn't say I'm afraid of heights, but somewhat hesitant.
I'm not afraid of them. But snails creep me out.
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1.Large groups of radical White people(seriously)
2.Heights/Flying
3.My schizophernic mind
and being the one who is spose to save the world(never know)
2.Heights/Flying
3.My schizophernic mind
and being the one who is spose to save the world(never know)
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Posté 03 décembre 2011 - 05:51
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I suppose my biggest fears are of silence and fire.
Insomnia caused the fear of Silence, in a house constantly full of noise and activity, silence was something that never happened. Right up until i stopped sleeping at around the age of 8 and all i had at night was pure, solid, unstoppable, all encompassing silence. It drove me insane. Even now a days i get edgy at night if i can't sleep, i have to flood my room with noise from my TV and music from my PC.
The fear of fire has no such explanation. I've always been fascinated by fire and i suppose my fear might stem from the understanding that it's one of the most destructive forces in the world.
Insomnia caused the fear of Silence, in a house constantly full of noise and activity, silence was something that never happened. Right up until i stopped sleeping at around the age of 8 and all i had at night was pure, solid, unstoppable, all encompassing silence. It drove me insane. Even now a days i get edgy at night if i can't sleep, i have to flood my room with noise from my TV and music from my PC.
The fear of fire has no such explanation. I've always been fascinated by fire and i suppose my fear might stem from the understanding that it's one of the most destructive forces in the world.
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Posté 03 décembre 2011 - 06:06
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My one and only fear is snails.
Now I will leave this thread for fear of someone posting a picture of a snail.
Now I will leave this thread for fear of someone posting a picture of a snail.
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Posté 03 décembre 2011 - 06:21
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C9316 wrote...
I'm scared of being shanked, shot, and prison...
Prison... I'd certainly be pretty damn nervous about that, too. In fact, I think I'd rather just hang myself than go to prison - it would be more merciful.
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Posté 03 décembre 2011 - 06:27
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Death, the thought that there might not be anything after life worries me. I dont want to live a pointless life, die, and have no more memories, not being able to think, see, or feel anything ever again. The thought of not existing scares the crap out of me.
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Posté 03 décembre 2011 - 06:34
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Bugs. I hate spiders, wasps and bees especially. The only bugs I'm not afraid of or grossed out by are ladybugs, roly-poly woodlice, and butterflies.
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Posté 03 décembre 2011 - 06:40
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greengoron89 wrote...
Mi-Chan wrote...
Aphenphosmphobia- Fear of being touched. (Haphephobia)
My childhood was less than stellar and I've developed a fear of others (mainly girls for some odd reason) touching me, as I associate it with pain.
So yeah.
...and I forgot about this one as well. I don't associate it with pain, but I do get a bit jumpy if someone touches me.
Incidentally, I also don't like making eye contact with people for more than a few seconds - it makes me uncomfortable. It also bothers me when someone is standing behind me, especially when I'm sitting down.
Perhaps I should have named this thread "What are your greatest idiosyncrasies?" instead. LOL.
Same for me on the touch one. It's not a fear perhaps but I have to keep myself from flinching when someone touches me. And about the eye contact, I personally do the opposite, I stare deep into people's eyes until they look away. I try to keep myself from doing this, though, as I understand it makes people uncomfortable.
And this SHOULD be "greatest idiosyncrasies," I have lots of those, ha.
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Oh,and inevitable death. But everyone fears death, though it's not so bad if you accept it'll happen one day.
I don't fear death, I welcome it's release.
Paars wrote...
I have massive acrophobia. I remember having to walk up a tower once on a staircase made of this
type of metal, meaning I could see the floor if I looked down. I never
made it more than a quarter of the distance up before panicking and
going back.
I would not be able to do that either.
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Funkcase wrote...
Death, the thought that there might not be anything after life worries me. I dont want to live a pointless life, die, and have no more memories, not being able to think, see, or feel anything ever again. The thought of not existing scares the crap out of me.
To be honest, it'd seem like a welcome relief to feel and think nothing. I've spent so much time in my life plagued by thoughts and emotions I didn't even want to have, I find myself wishing there was a switch I could flip to turn them off temporarily.
I suppose whenever I die, I'll get that relief - or at least I hope I will.
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if you cant feel, think or see it, what does it matter how its like anyway? i mean, its not like you can experience it if you cant think or feel.greengoron89 wrote...
Funkcase wrote...
Death, the thought that there might not be anything after life worries me. I dont want to live a pointless life, die, and have no more memories, not being able to think, see, or feel anything ever again. The thought of not existing scares the crap out of me.
To be honest, it'd seem like a welcome relief to feel and think nothing. I've spent so much time in my life plagued by thoughts and emotions I didn't even want to have, I find myself wishing there was a switch I could flip to turn them off temporarily.
I suppose whenever I die, I'll get that relief - or at least I hope I will.
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marbatico wrote...
if you cant feel, think or see it, what does it matter how its like anyway? i mean, its not like you can experience it if you cant think or feel.
Precisely. LOL.
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Like I said it's the thought of not existing, I dont want to fade into nothingness, some people might find that welcoming, but I dont.
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But thats the way it is.Funkcase wrote...
Like I said it's the thought of not existing, I dont want to fade into nothingness, some people might find that welcoming, but I dont.
Anyway, I fear this:
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Funkcase wrote...
Like I said it's the thought of not existing, I dont want to fade into nothingness, some people might find that welcoming, but I dont.
I take comfort in the fact that I'll never truly dissapear.
Even if I'm forgotten, the elements I'm composed of will "live" on.
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Mi-Chan wrote...
Funkcase wrote...
Like I said it's the thought of not existing, I dont want to fade into nothingness, some people might find that welcoming, but I dont.
I take comfort in the fact that I'll never truly dissapear.
I guess that is a more comforting way of looking at things, but still it's a scary thought to not be a part of this world, to not think, to never love again, see a sun set, being able to smell the October fog, the feel or rain dripping down your face ect. I guess on one hand it makes me appreciate the life I've got and try to love every moment of it while it lasts. I suppose I can find some comfort in the fact that it's possible there could be something after death, even if unlikely it's still a possibility I guess.
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i dont think it will be anything different from before i was born. i dont have any bad mamories about that timeFunkcase wrote...
Mi-Chan wrote...
Funkcase wrote...
Like I said it's the thought of not existing, I dont want to fade into nothingness, some people might find that welcoming, but I dont.
I take comfort in the fact that I'll never truly dissapear.
I guess that is a more comforting way of looking at things, but still it's a scary thought to not be a part of this world, to not think, to never love again, see a sun set, being able to smell the October fog, the feel or rain dripping down your face ect. I guess on one hand it makes me appreciate the life I've got and try to love every moment of it while it lasts. I suppose I can find some comfort in the fact that it's possible there could be something after death, even if unlikely it's still a possibility I guess.
(srry, lame joke 
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Posté 03 décembre 2011 - 08:09
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Funkcase wrote...
Mi-Chan wrote...
Funkcase wrote...
Like I said it's the thought of not existing, I dont want to fade into nothingness, some people might find that welcoming, but I dont.
I take comfort in the fact that I'll never truly dissapear.
I guess that is a more comforting way of looking at things, but still it's a scary thought to not be a part of this world, to not think, to never love again, see a sun set, being able to smell the October fog, the feel or rain dripping down your face ect. I guess on one hand it makes me appreciate the life I've got and try to love every moment of it while it lasts. I suppose I can find some comfort in the fact that it's possible there could be something after death, even if unlikely it's still a possibility I guess.
I really feel like I'm missing out on something.
The only thing I'd regret losing is my ability to learn. Other than that, I'm just fine with me dissapearing completely. Looking on the grand scale of things I'm not even an anecdote in the human chapter in the history of the universe. 
This train of thought might be a side effect of not viewing myself as a human being until I was around 16 and was treated like one by someone other than my family on a regular basis, so take it with a grain of salt.
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I've only really thought this way since I had a near death expierence when I was little (about 11) I had seen my life flash before my eyes (it actually does happen) I seen the faces of all my family, some of my favourite and worst moments of my life so far in about two seconds. After that I thought to myself ''Whats the point? That was all I had to show for my life? A few pictures of memory soon to be fergot and become nothing? This is probably also one reason why I really love the film Blade runner and the song Videotape by Radiohead, lol.
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Failure, heights, disappointing my father, losing members of my family.
Nothing too unusual.
Nothing too unusual.
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Posté 03 décembre 2011 - 08:32
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At a younger age, I'd say Death - though that fear no longer exists.
Spending the rest of my life alone.
Spending the rest of my life alone.
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For a long time I used to be afraid of the Dark, but not really anymore. I'm afraid of losing people I love, I'm afraid of Fear itself; nothing has held me back from opportunities, kept me from accomplishing things, going for what I want, more than Fear. I'm also afraid of Ticks...ghastly, horrid little bugs....
