*gasp* I never thought of that, I'd be just as screwed in that situation, as those happen to be my two other big fears.gibboss28 said:
Your greatest fear?
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Paralysis. I hate moving slow, Im always walking fast. If I was unable to move any part of my body, I would be freaked out. It would be hell for me.
That's just being antisocial. Don't worry, though. I suffer from it too.Agayek said:
Haha! You're like me!
But on a more serious note *ahem*, I have a serious fear of drowning. Won't go anywhere near a body of water large enough to dunk my head in and proceed to gurgle and thrash about until my painful death.
Heights also freak me out. I mean dying by falling doesn't scare me a bit. You get to fly before you get squashed into a Rorschach inkblot test in the middle of a street, thereby inconveniencing innumerable amounts of people. What's not to love? But just being able to see that the really 200 foot tall hot-dog stand with the neon signs and dancing strippers on it looks like the tip of a needle as you are precariously perched on the ledge of some generic building would terrify all of the excretables out of me.
And the dark. Not like night-light scared, but if I see a dark room, I avoid it like a cloud of airborne AIDS is in there. The thought of crazy people in dark rooms waiting for me to come by and die by their hands in some grisly way makes me quite jittery.
I heard that many people actually die before they hit the ground, it might not be true though, I haven't had a chance to test the theory yet.Cortheya said:
someone breaks into my house by kicking down the door then they don't touch a thing and i go insane from trying to figure out what it was they took
Honestly? My greatest fear is of my own insignificance to both the world and those around me. I would go as far to say I'm actually scared that I don't matter to or won't be remembered by my friends and family in particular.
I know.Whelp said:Emo.wewontdie11 said:
Leave me alone! Nobody understands me! *slashes wrists*
It's been said before, but spiders and needles.
I'm not proud of it, but as a result of my fear of needles, I almost fainted while getting my BCG (no idea what it stands for) and the nurse told me to lie down behind a screen until I felt better. Now there was this rumour going round (I've not met anyone who has had it happen, but everone believed it, so maybe it was true) that if you were somehow too thin for the injection in your arm, they laid you down, lifted your legs and put the needle in your backside. Some people who were waiting for their turn could see my head lying on the ground just behind the screen and since I'm not exactly big... well, you get where this is going. I spent a week being picked on for that, and by the time the scar in my arm had showed up, nobody cared anymore and decided to still believe I got the injection elsewhere. Even when they could see the scar.
ANYWAY! Sorry about the rant, that was not why I'm afraid of them, just thought I'd like to share it with some random people. I've no idea why I'm scared of needles, it just really affects me. I can't watch them on tv or in a movie without needing to lie down for a bit, it's that bad. Even when it's not real.
Also, things that buzz near my ear but I can't see tend to make me duck down, wave my arms about and run a mile, somehow all at the same time. Not sure what fear that is, but it's probably both confusing and hilarious for anyone who sees it.
I'm not proud of it, but as a result of my fear of needles, I almost fainted while getting my BCG (no idea what it stands for) and the nurse told me to lie down behind a screen until I felt better. Now there was this rumour going round (I've not met anyone who has had it happen, but everone believed it, so maybe it was true) that if you were somehow too thin for the injection in your arm, they laid you down, lifted your legs and put the needle in your backside. Some people who were waiting for their turn could see my head lying on the ground just behind the screen and since I'm not exactly big... well, you get where this is going. I spent a week being picked on for that, and by the time the scar in my arm had showed up, nobody cared anymore and decided to still believe I got the injection elsewhere. Even when they could see the scar.
ANYWAY! Sorry about the rant, that was not why I'm afraid of them, just thought I'd like to share it with some random people. I've no idea why I'm scared of needles, it just really affects me. I can't watch them on tv or in a movie without needing to lie down for a bit, it's that bad. Even when it's not real.
Also, things that buzz near my ear but I can't see tend to make me duck down, wave my arms about and run a mile, somehow all at the same time. Not sure what fear that is, but it's probably both confusing and hilarious for anyone who sees it.
