What are some of your fears? I'm personally afraid of storms. I didn't used to be but they kinda give me the creeps. Lightning is genuinely scary.
I hate spiders so much. They're just built to be creepy. WHY DOES ANYTHING NEED THAT MANY LEGS!? Yes, this includes Daddy Long Legs. I know they're not technically spiders, but they're close enough. It also extends to crane flies. WHY. They're just.... no. Bigger spiders especially. I also hate sharp things, including shots and bees.
Heights. Well, technically depths cause its when you down when your up high, but still. Every gosh darn time I'm up high and I look down to the ground the only thing in my head is "Oh god im gonna die, this is my death day, I should write up my will cause this glass/safety harness/seatbelt etc is gonna break and Im going to fall to the ground and die". The only time it doesn't kick in is on a plane, which is probably because either Im used to planes or the window is so tiny that it doesn't seem real or life threatening.
For me, I'm scared of sharp and pointy things. They always look painful and dangerous. Also sudden noises in the dark. I always default to home invader with weapon. And play practice has given me a new fear: being in a 5 x 5 corridor that is dark with five people crammed in there, one of them breathing against you.
I'm scared of heights. Only if there isn't any kind of safety railing. If there is then it doesn't really scare me.
That everyone I have ever called a friend secretly hated me and/or only stayed around out of pity (this wasn't helped by finding out most of them talked about me behind my back), and abandonment in general. Also that I talk in my sleep. I'm really paranoid about this.
Spiders. Big spiders. You know, being a child of Athena and all. Another thing that scares me is failure. I want to actually succeed in life.
Heights are a big one. I also have a mild fear of storms, just enough for me to be uneasy about going out in the middle of them. I also have some deep, physiological fears of being forgotten/alone and being rejected. This combination leads me to both wanting friends desperately but being unable to make friends because of my fear of rejection.
I have a slight fear of height, a fear of abandonment, spiders, and the dark. (The dark is mostly due to my paranoia going into overdrive at times)
Spiders, what is in the Dark, being alone, heights, being forgotten, being abandoned, losing my job/losing trust, not being taken seriously ... I am a fraidy cat
How do I put this...I'm scared of animal abuse. It drives me off the edge. Doesn't let me sleep. It is genuinely the most terrifying thing I have even encountered, and I'm not joking. It is the worst thing in my life. Otherwise, I'm kinda like Four. Not much scares me. #MissingNo
Heights. Whenever I look down when i'm up on a bridge or something it feels like i'm about to fall in at any moment. I hate that feeling so much. Everything goes fine until you look down...then your whole moment is ruined.
I have two main fears. The first being spiders. I hate spiders. They must die and burn with fire. My second fear is failure. You see, I don't wanna fail in life and I wanna succeed.
I have a pretty generic set of fears. My biggest two are public speaking and flying on planes, going through those is so tough each time. :< But I'm also not a fan of (most) bugs, heights, and fire haha. And to a lesser extent, revolving doors, since I keep thinking I'll get stuck and crushed between them aaaaAAAA.
I'm not afraid of death, but I am afraid of growing up. I only get one childhood/teenhood where I have the security of a family to do whatever I want. I can spend all that time making all sorts of memories, because in the end it won't matter how much money I make or what job I have. The value of human life is determined by experiences and memories. Material things really won't mean much in the end, but maybe you have a person you really love and connect with, or find a place that makes you happy. When I was younger, I was excited to grow up and leave school, but now I realise how little time you can spend for yourself as an adult. Everything is a rush to fill your work duties, and you'll spend time regretting not doing more as a student. As I'm getting closer to that 18th year each passing day, the more I want to make the most out of the time I have left.