What's your biggest fear?
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June 3rd, 2008
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I have a tie for two things that I am most fearful of… Clowns, and Spiders… both freak me out!
balconies. i hate being on high balconies because i always think they are going to break and i will fall. i am not afraid of heights but i hate the balconies. my grandma has a penthouse 11th floor in florida, and i can never lean over the glass railing because i think it will break and i will fall to the ground
Fear itself.
As Ze Frank points out, nothing is scarier than recursive fear.
Lets go with something happening to a family member. Not on my mind all the time, but that’s what I fear most in life.
Like Megan I fear something happening to a family member. I sometimes have these moments where I will suddenly descend down into dispair thinking about various things that could have happened to a family member. My mind tends to over react at moments like that.
Creepy Hobo’s or maybe a Clown Hobo!!!
Small spaces and air supply being cut off
I’m scared that everything that I do in life will be a complete waste because in 20 years there will be a big revolution that changes the world as we know it.
Clowns?...even when you’re a ground-up?...really?
I can tollerate clowns but yeah they pretty much freak me the f*ck out lol
Wow, I was thinking my fear was weird: birds with big claws, owls are the worst to me.
when I was little I had a dream that I had a son that was crying, and it was on Christmas day. He was crying because he didnt have a single gift waiting for me. In my dream we could not afford it
Not being able to provide is my biggest fear.
My man is terrified of moths, don’t ask me why lol he just is….
I’m spider phobic, I hate spiders.
drowning… cause i dont know how to swim
I’ll be baned from Fluther…. Forever….
Okay really…
That one of the Redwood trees I/we live in will come crashing down into our house….
passing out on a public toilet
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