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 Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2007 5:01 pm
What are you afraid of?
I'm afraid of:
Being alone at my house at night
Heights
Having too many pimples
Growing to be obese
Growing to be poor
Dying
Dead spirits appearing out of nowhere
And a few other things that I forgot about. o.0....
So, please discuss. ^^
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Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2007 5:42 pm
Oooo, interesting topic.~ :3
My fears are:
Losing family members or friends.
Something happening to my kitty.
The dark. o:
Getting cancer or another terminal illness.
Becoming like my father.
Not having the recourses to carry out my dreams.
I'm sure I have more, but I'm drawling a blank right about now. DX
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Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2007 6:50 pm
Ghosts (though I've never encountered any in any way and I'm not even sure they exist.. too many bad horror movies =P)
something happening to a family member/friend or myself which induces sudden death or serious mental injury to the point of never being able to "say goodbye," as it were
the dark, sometimes (but only because of aforementioned ghost fear and usually only in winter)
never being financially comfortable (issue in my family)
...weird I know.
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Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2007 7:20 pm
My true fears? hmm...
Open dark areas. Mainly because I have a good reason to be afraid of such things what with living around mountain lions etc.
Umm....that's about it to be honest. I don't really actively fear anything else. I fear the dark open areas for what may be in them, but only if I'm alone really.
I don't mind tight spaces down to the tightness that most humans can tolerate, and I don't mind deep water, though I dislike it.
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Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2007 7:37 pm
Huffon Halfmorph My true fears? hmm... Open dark areas. Mainly because I have a good reason to be afraid of such things what with living around mountain lions etc. Umm....that's about it to be honest. I don't really actively fear anything else. I fear the dark open areas for what may be in them, but only if I'm alone really. I don't mind tight spaces down to the tightness that most humans can tolerate, and I don't mind deep water, though I dislike it. oh yeah deep water... definitely scares me
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Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2007 7:47 pm
Spiders are the only irrational fear I have, though I suppose you could also say wasps, bees, and similar bugs as well.
Outside of that, my only fear is not being there for someone when I'm needed. Being unable to protect them, being unable to be their emotional crutch, whatever they need of me I wish to provide for those I care for.
I have no fear of death, though I will fight it for the sake of those I love. My passing would bring them sadness, and that's not what I wish to do. Not only that, I still have advice to provide when needed and children to help raise, something I'll likely be unable to do once dead. I suppose that entirely depends on two things, one of which being the ability of those who's lives I've touched to look back at how I lived to gain some of my wisdom that way. The second of which depends on my ability to return as a ghost, and how strong of one I would be. I've seen several ghosts in my life and found they're nothing to fear, despite some attempting to bring harm to myself or others. Most have only been able to move small things or just be seen, few have openly spoken, even fewer have been able to bring harm upon myself or others, and even that is generally nothing more than a painless mark of some type that appears without explination and generally heals quickly.
While it isn't a fear, I would definately regret passing without having a wife and child.
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Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2007 7:48 pm
I don't have any phobias, but I have the fear of losing those dear to me.
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Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2007 10:00 pm
Kindyetcruel Spiders are the only irrational fear I have, though I suppose you could also say wasps, bees, and similar bugs as well. Outside of that, my only fear is not being there for someone when I'm needed. Being unable to protect them, being unable to be their emotional crutch, whatever they need of me I wish to provide for those I care for. I have no fear of death, though I will fight it for the sake of those I love. My passing would bring them sadness, and that's not what I wish to do. Not only that, I still have advice to provide when needed and children to help raise, something I'll likely be unable to do once dead. I suppose that entirely depends on two things, one of which being the ability of those who's lives I've touched to look back at how I lived to gain some of my wisdom that way. The second of which depends on my ability to return as a ghost, and how strong of one I would be. I've seen several ghosts in my life and found they're nothing to fear, despite some attempting to bring harm to myself or others. Most have only been able to move small things or just be seen, few have openly spoken, even fewer have been able to bring harm upon myself or others, and even that is generally nothing more than a painless mark of some type that appears without explination and generally heals quickly. While it isn't a fear, I would definately regret passing without having a wife and child. You're an interesting/wise man. o.0 I think I'd regret never having a boyfriend. Yep. No, seriously. You're so noble. ;___; *envies you*
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Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 2:41 am
Moonlight Luminescence Kindyetcruel Spiders are the only irrational fear I have, though I suppose you could also say wasps, bees, and similar bugs as well. Outside of that, my only fear is not being there for someone when I'm needed. Being unable to protect them, being unable to be their emotional crutch, whatever they need of me I wish to provide for those I care for. I have no fear of death, though I will fight it for the sake of those I love. My passing would bring them sadness, and that's not what I wish to do. Not only that, I still have advice to provide when needed and children to help raise, something I'll likely be unable to do once dead. I suppose that entirely depends on two things, one of which being the ability of those who's lives I've touched to look back at how I lived to gain some of my wisdom that way. The second of which depends on my ability to return as a ghost, and how strong of one I would be. I've seen several ghosts in my life and found they're nothing to fear, despite some attempting to bring harm to myself or others. Most have only been able to move small things or just be seen, few have openly spoken, even fewer have been able to bring harm upon myself or others, and even that is generally nothing more than a painless mark of some type that appears without explination and generally heals quickly. While it isn't a fear, I would definately regret passing without having a wife and child. You're an interesting/wise man. o.0 I think I'd regret never having a boyfriend. Yep. No, seriously. You're so noble. ;___; *envies you* I thank you for your compliments. I've never really thought of myself as noble, so that's a new one. If only the Queen knights me, then I truely can be noble! X3 But I don't understand why you would envy me. To be honest, between being called noble and being told that I'm envied, I'm not exactly sure how to respond to you properly. Being called interesting I can see, as I'm not your typical person. I tend to put alot of thought into things I have no need to, and probably too little in things I should. Wise I can also see, as I've been told for the majority of my life that I am, even though all I do is pull lessons from my own experiences or from those of others and use those lessons to advise others in life.
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Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 9:17 am
Kindyetcruel Moonlight Luminescence Kindyetcruel Spiders are the only irrational fear I have, though I suppose you could also say wasps, bees, and similar bugs as well. Outside of that, my only fear is not being there for someone when I'm needed. Being unable to protect them, being unable to be their emotional crutch, whatever they need of me I wish to provide for those I care for. I have no fear of death, though I will fight it for the sake of those I love. My passing would bring them sadness, and that's not what I wish to do. Not only that, I still have advice to provide when needed and children to help raise, something I'll likely be unable to do once dead. I suppose that entirely depends on two things, one of which being the ability of those who's lives I've touched to look back at how I lived to gain some of my wisdom that way. The second of which depends on my ability to return as a ghost, and how strong of one I would be. I've seen several ghosts in my life and found they're nothing to fear, despite some attempting to bring harm to myself or others. Most have only been able to move small things or just be seen, few have openly spoken, even fewer have been able to bring harm upon myself or others, and even that is generally nothing more than a painless mark of some type that appears without explination and generally heals quickly. While it isn't a fear, I would definately regret passing without having a wife and child. You're an interesting/wise man. o.0 I think I'd regret never having a boyfriend. Yep. No, seriously. You're so noble. ;___; *envies you* I thank you for your compliments. I've never really thought of myself as noble, so that's a new one. If only the Queen knights me, then I truely can be noble! X3 But I don't understand why you would envy me. To be honest, between being called noble and being told that I'm envied, I'm not exactly sure how to respond to you properly. Being called interesting I can see, as I'm not your typical person. I tend to put alot of thought into things I have no need to, and probably too little in things I should. Wise I can also see, as I've been told for the majority of my life that I am, even though all I do is pull lessons from my own experiences or from those of others and use those lessons to advise others in life. You have good honor, and there ireally isn't much else that needs to be said on that. You seem to be the one that follows their code regardless of what others might think of you for doing so. Personally, I can't consider myself noble, per se, with the exception of developing my combat prowess to be knighted by the Maestro or as you said, by the Queen, assuming I'm ever able to even go to Europe. Either way, I would then be a Sir, not just merely a swordsman. I know it will take at least four or five year to attain that, too.
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Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 9:27 am
I'm afraid of:
heights
the unknown
spiders
needles
drowning/deep water
nothingness [ie. no life whatsoever after life]
That's about it.
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Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 11:58 am
Shinta Hitokiri Kindyetcruel Moonlight Luminescence Kindyetcruel Spiders are the only irrational fear I have, though I suppose you could also say wasps, bees, and similar bugs as well. Outside of that, my only fear is not being there for someone when I'm needed. Being unable to protect them, being unable to be their emotional crutch, whatever they need of me I wish to provide for those I care for. I have no fear of death, though I will fight it for the sake of those I love. My passing would bring them sadness, and that's not what I wish to do. Not only that, I still have advice to provide when needed and children to help raise, something I'll likely be unable to do once dead. I suppose that entirely depends on two things, one of which being the ability of those who's lives I've touched to look back at how I lived to gain some of my wisdom that way. The second of which depends on my ability to return as a ghost, and how strong of one I would be. I've seen several ghosts in my life and found they're nothing to fear, despite some attempting to bring harm to myself or others. Most have only been able to move small things or just be seen, few have openly spoken, even fewer have been able to bring harm upon myself or others, and even that is generally nothing more than a painless mark of some type that appears without explination and generally heals quickly. While it isn't a fear, I would definately regret passing without having a wife and child. You're an interesting/wise man. o.0 I think I'd regret never having a boyfriend. Yep. No, seriously. You're so noble. ;___; *envies you* I thank you for your compliments. I've never really thought of myself as noble, so that's a new one. If only the Queen knights me, then I truely can be noble! X3 But I don't understand why you would envy me. To be honest, between being called noble and being told that I'm envied, I'm not exactly sure how to respond to you properly. Being called interesting I can see, as I'm not your typical person. I tend to put alot of thought into things I have no need to, and probably too little in things I should. Wise I can also see, as I've been told for the majority of my life that I am, even though all I do is pull lessons from my own experiences or from those of others and use those lessons to advise others in life. You have good honor, and there ireally isn't much else that needs to be said on that. You seem to be the one that follows their code regardless of what others might think of you for doing so. Personally, I can't consider myself noble, per se, with the exception of developing my combat prowess to be knighted by the Maestro or as you said, by the Queen, assuming I'm ever able to even go to Europe. Either way, I would then be a Sir, not just merely a swordsman. I know it will take at least four or five year to attain that, too. Then I thank you as well, and judging from conversations we've had on here I can say the same of you in reguards to your code. May we may both attain the title of "Sir" in our lives then. I wasn't aware that anyone held the power to knight another outside of the Queen, the Pope, and the French ruler. All I really know is that in order for one to use the title "Sir" if they are knighted by the Queen, they are required to obtain English citizenship.
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Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 1:44 pm
My fears:
Zombies, I know how that sounds, but they are my worst fear. Too many zombie movies...
Getting old before I had the chance to live.
Rape. Its one of the reasons I took up Tie kwon do, so I could try to defend myself if a situation like this occurs.
Dying violently.
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Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 3:37 pm
Kindyetcruel Moonlight Luminescence Kindyetcruel Spiders are the only irrational fear I have, though I suppose you could also say wasps, bees, and similar bugs as well. Outside of that, my only fear is not being there for someone when I'm needed. Being unable to protect them, being unable to be their emotional crutch, whatever they need of me I wish to provide for those I care for. I have no fear of death, though I will fight it for the sake of those I love. My passing would bring them sadness, and that's not what I wish to do. Not only that, I still have advice to provide when needed and children to help raise, something I'll likely be unable to do once dead. I suppose that entirely depends on two things, one of which being the ability of those who's lives I've touched to look back at how I lived to gain some of my wisdom that way. The second of which depends on my ability to return as a ghost, and how strong of one I would be. I've seen several ghosts in my life and found they're nothing to fear, despite some attempting to bring harm to myself or others. Most have only been able to move small things or just be seen, few have openly spoken, even fewer have been able to bring harm upon myself or others, and even that is generally nothing more than a painless mark of some type that appears without explination and generally heals quickly. While it isn't a fear, I would definately regret passing without having a wife and child. You're an interesting/wise man. o.0 I think I'd regret never having a boyfriend. Yep. No, seriously. You're so noble. ;___; *envies you* I thank you for your compliments. I've never really thought of myself as noble, so that's a new one. If only the Queen knights me, then I truely can be noble! X3 But I don't understand why you would envy me. To be honest, between being called noble and being told that I'm envied, I'm not exactly sure how to respond to you properly. Being called interesting I can see, as I'm not your typical person. I tend to put alot of thought into things I have no need to, and probably too little in things I should. Wise I can also see, as I've been told for the majority of my life that I am, even though all I do is pull lessons from my own experiences or from those of others and use those lessons to advise others in life. I envy your personality & honor. ^^ And the experiences in your life. The ghosts & things. Then again, they could be things I shouldn't envy and should be glad I haven't experienced. I'm not sure. ^^ *listens to Unwritten by Natasha Bedingfield, then listens to Complicated by Avril Lavigne*
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Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 5:07 pm
My Fears:
Being completely alone [more the feeling of being alone not the physical].
Complete rejection [ties into the alone thing].
Dying.
Losing people dear to me.
That I take after my father.
That I will fail in life and amount to nothing.
A little afraid of spiders, bees, and snakes.
I can't think of anything else so I think that's all.
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