Fears

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Originally Posted by ErikH

I don't have a particular fear of spiders, but I loathe going into a cramped space like a crawlspace and putting my face through a web.

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...the 'It does not bother me if I know where it is" type fear...kinda like...If I were blindfolded and put in a room with a venomous snake, I would be afraid of that snake....but if I was in the room with the copperhead and could see where it was at, I would not be scared.....

Swimming in murky water and walking through the woods at night alone...both give me the creeps....ha ha...but I still do it ;) Everyone needs a good scare every now and then :devilish:

i'm afraid of spiders, i actually ran through a web and got some in my mouth, it is the most disgusting thing i ever tasted in my whole life.

Micheal Jackson...

im also terrified of heights, and to think im in 1st place in a contest to go to Magic Mountain.:D :bolt:

I have a powerful phobia of eye-injury. Unfortunately when most people learn of this they're compelled to tell me awful stories about eyeballs, which I appreciate will not happen here :colbert: I got very queasy during a certain scene in Bladerunner and require warnings when movies include eye gouging and the like. I have a very empathetic imagination when it comes to this particular issue and I do get physically ill. I can't even watch somebody put contacts in, which is why I'll always have to wear glasses myself.

The only time in my life I've ever fainted was in a psychology class when the teacher was talking about lobotomies and the boys kept asking for graphic details on through the eye lobotomies. One minute my head is on the desk and I'm feeling very sick trying not to listen to the teacher and wondering if I can make it to the restroom if I have to throw up, the next my side hurts from being slumped over the arm of the chair with a bunch of students and the teacher all huddled around me. She babied me for the rest of the class, it was pretty embarrassing, and she always checked with me before talking about *anything* graphic. I kept trying to explain "No, I'm fine with the guy who had the iron rod go through his brain, just don't talk about eye gouging details and I'm fine!" :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Adam_Wysocki

I fear only one thing on this planet ...

Michael Flatley, The Lord of the Dance.

http://www.lordofthedance.com/

It's terrifying to me how his arms and legs seem to flail about uncontrollably. Really creepy stuff.

BTW – I’m DEAD SERIOUS. ;)

-adam

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Muahahahaha! :pinkele:

I'm afraid of rejection and not being a part of the solution to the world's problems...Riiiight.

I'll go with buried alive and those creepy hairless cats. And clowns...

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Originally Posted by jglass38

Muahahahaha! :pinkele:

I'm afraid of rejection and not being a part of the solution to the world's problems...Riiiight.

I'll go with buried alive and those creepy hairless cats. And clowns...

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So you have nightmares of being buried with a hairless cat dressed as a clown? :zerb:

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Originally Posted by tigerlily

So you have nightmares of being buried with a hairless cat dressed as a clown? :zerb:

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Well when you put it that way, it sounds ok..:rolleye2:

There is only one thing that I can say that I am scared of....really scared of...and that is outliving any of your own children.

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Originally Posted by Ironhead

There is only one thing that I can say that I am scared of....really scared of...and that is outliving any of your own children.

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Amen. Children teach you the real meaning of fear. The thought of anything happening to my kids is absolutely terrifying.

I hate heights myself. It makes me dizzy. Oh wait, that's pretty much a normal thing for me. :wuv:

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Originally Posted by MedusasOwl

I have a powerful phobia of eye-injury. Unfortunately when most people learn of this they're compelled to tell me awful stories about eyeballs, which I appreciate will not happen here :colbert: I got very queasy during a certain scene in Bladerunner and require warnings when movies include eye gouging and the like. I have a very empathetic imagination when it comes to this particular issue and I do get physically ill. I can't even watch somebody put contacts in, which is why I'll always have to wear glasses myself.

The only time in my life I've ever fainted was in a psychology class when the teacher was talking about lobotomies and the boys kept asking for graphic details on through the eye lobotomies. One minute my head is on the desk and I'm feeling very sick trying not to listen to the teacher and wondering if I can make it to the restroom if I have to throw up, the next my side hurts from being slumped over the arm of the chair with a bunch of students and the teacher all huddled around me. She babied me for the rest of the class, it was pretty embarrassing, and she always checked with me before talking about *anything* graphic. I kept trying to explain "No, I'm fine with the guy who had the iron rod go through his brain, just don't talk about eye gouging details and I'm fine!" :rolleyes:

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OMG! How could I forget! That's my main fear. I dont like ANYTHING coming towards my eyes. Like I had to put drops in my eyes once. Geez, I was screaming like a lil girl who dropped her lollipop! Haha!

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Originally Posted by Vomitore

OMG! How could I forget! That's my main fear. I dont like ANYTHING coming towards my eyes. Like I had to put drops in my eyes once. Geez, I was screaming like a lil girl who dropped her lollipop! Haha!

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I'm pathetic when they do that stupid eye-puff thing at the eye doctor. *shudders* Anything coming at eyes is bad! Glad to know I'm not the only one :P