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Worst fears!!!!!

I not a huge fan of crossing streets in big citys I'm also afraid that if I ever get a 10ft or around that boa or python that it will get out and kill me.But thats not going to stop me.
 
I'm with you on crossing streets.

My MAJOR fears would have to be ...
Wasps (Aggressive buggers) + Spiders
Losing loved ones
Getting murdered/tortured (We can blame my dad and his crime shows for this one! Though I've grown to love the shows)

My normal fears
Car accidents (Either losing someone, or myself dying)
Crossing the street (Grew up in the country)
Heights (Only when I'm looking down or up.. Makes my feet clench up)
Working at a job I hate forever
Walking outside alone at night
Failing school
 
my fears are sharks, heights
UNDER 6 feet (rollercoasters are no problem lol) and flies. flies are absolutely disgusting. bleh!
 
Human vomit (cat vomit, luckily, is no problem)
Rape
Someone hurting my pets
Being poor enough that I can't afford food again
Dying a completely worthless failure

I have a minor driving phobia that used to be a major one, and I just got over a pretty crippling phone phobia. I also still catch myself with too much of an aversion to leaving the house, but that's also nowhere near as bad as it used to be. Snakes actually fixed all of those for me, because I had to leave the house and drive in order to volunteer at the rescue! Go snakes!
 
Never mind ketchup is my 2nd worst fear. I to all so hate seeing something in pain and not being able to help it.
 
1)Car failure in the boonies where my Cricket phone doesn't work
2) Waking up with some luminary in the reptile world beside me and not knowing how he got there
3) IRS audits
4) The new superbugs that antibiotics can't kill.
 
I haven't got any so to speak.... But can I mention the person that fears sudden death...
I'm really hoping I go that way and preferably while I'm looking the other way ;)
 
Wasps are the worst. Ugh. Bees are alright, just not wasps or hornets, please.

I've been diagnosed with social anxiety, although it has vastly improved since I started working in retail. I'm very paranoid about personal safety. Blame too many crime dramas for that one. Walking alone at night is scary, but my worst fear comes out when I'm home alone at night. That is terrifying. I'm sure that every sound is someone about to break in, rape me, take my most valued possessions and kill all of my pets in front of me.

I was home alone one day and someone came to the door looking for the previous tenant. I wasn't going to get the door in the first place (considering that I was home alone, after all) but he just wouldn't stop ringing the doorbell. I finally answered but only opened the door a bit and kept it firmly between us. When I told him the lady he was looking for doesn't live here anymore and closed the door, he continued to ring the doorbell. Then he started banging on my living room window. I locked myself in the bathroom and he continued to ring the bell and bang on the window for ten minutes. He then went around to the back door and pounded on that, only to return to the front door and continue ringing the bell. I wanted to call the cops but I was completely frozen where I was.

It was probably a half hour before the piece of work finally left. My boyfriend's boss suggested I start going to the door with my carpet python around my neck. Sometimes I think I should put her tank right in the front window with a warning sign on it! "BEWARE OF MAN-EATING SNAKE."
 
Lucille said "The new superbugs that antibiotics can't kill."

Amen! That is really scary. Not to mention flesh-eating bacteria...ugh...
 
I'm terrified of most things, it's kind of a miracle that I am so functional.

I think my biggest ones though are being paralyzed or permanently crippled. I ride horses, so those things scare me a lot more than dying.

I am afraid of going crazy, schizophrenia especially terrifies me.
And there are the more common place things, like worms and raw poultry.
 
Going so doddy from age or health problems that I end up not being able to care for my animals and then showing up in one of those horrible Animal Planet, " reptile people have issues" specials!:poke:

The FEEL of chalk. Its a texture thing. Hubby has the same thing with styrofoam!

Devon
 
I am most terrified of losing my son in a crowded place or him being kidnapped. Just the thought of either of those give me the chills.
 
I think my biggest ones though are being paralyzed or permanently crippled. I ride horses, so those things scare me a lot more than dying.

King Crimson

I'm having to deal with that fear right now! All this year I have had major issues with my back. I can't sleep on my back anymore, have to sit on the couch propped up with hard pillows and I now have a closer relationship with my chiropractor than I would like! It also means that any horse I ride that trots causes me pain. So I haven't been riding. I've been considering jumping ship and getting a gaited horse. I don't WANT a gaited horse. I love my tubby, blonde horses with the rough trots. But if I want to continue riding, certain measures will have to be taken.

At least I can be an absolute cripple and still have snakes!

Devon
 
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