You all have no idea how much I want to gather boxes of insects, needles and throw half of you in a amall room surrounded my stairs with no lights whatsoever and place the rest on a cliff fifty feet above ground with maybe a zombie or two... thousand and a couple clowns.
Yeah, I have a tendency to exploit people's fears to an extent just to see the reaction. Granted I never go too far or if someone is deathly afraid of something I'm likely not to bring it up. I may like to tease but even I'm not
that jerk.
Anuhow gess it's my turn; strangely enough I have outgrown all the common and even weird fears I once had. I use to have a decent fear of zombies and horror movies. I think I was 12 or so when I watched Resident Evil and it scared me for days, which started me sleeping with the TV on at night... a habit I still haven't shaken.
However over the years I convinced myself it was pointless to fear something that basically meant "you are fucking doomed if it exists." The problem I have is my imagination is so incredibly vivid it can create an exact design of anything. I've been wide awake and my mind has created what seems like a zombie walking toward me every so slowly... detailed to the very core. When you're mind has done that with people you know (mother once even) it can really creep you out; although like I said I ignore it now. Still one of the main reasons I avoid horror movies but I'm far from afraid of them these days. Amusingly enough I spend most of my time surrounded my darkness as I have a weird dislike of the sun and prefer only a little light.
Not afraid but generally uncomfortable around insects.
My biggest fear however would be living a life of mediocrity, amounting to absolutely nothing in life. I once had a brief dream of my life in this type of scenario (ten years ahead) and it shot me awake instantly. First time I've ever in my life been woken up by a nightmare. I'll also admit when I cannot analyze something (like my future) I tend to get anxious.
