This has probably been done before, but what are you scared of. I’m scared of the dark and outright terrified of spiders, but strangely enough the idea of tarantulas doesn’t scare me. The harmless spiders behind my wardrobe I’m terrified of. I’m scared to go outside in the dark because even though I know it’s unlikely men are hiding outside my house waiting to jump me I’m still scared. Walking down a street alone at night and hearing only one person behind me is really scary but I think that’s a common and realistic fear for women. I’m scared of anything with more than four legs but I don’t have a problem with snakes.
I'm moving today and I'm scared of the unknown. What will the future bring? It can't be any worse than recently....I have a fear of the unknown I suppose. I'm a survivor luckily and will pick up the pieces...
This. Don't laugh. That shit made me run screaming as a kid. I still have to turn the TV/radio off if this happens.
Snakes and rodents, when I was little my older brother use to torture me with them. I’ve had numerous nightmares over the years about snakes.
I'm afraid of speaking up, initiating conversation with people, and generally talking to people. I'm pretty sure I'm moving next fall, and am seriously considering moving to a new city, and I have numerous fears regarding the process of finding a new place to live in a new city, applying for government aid in the new city/state.
For me my two biggest are Spiders and heights and I used to have stage fright but I don't anymore along with fear of public speaking
I'm spending my first night in my apartment, luckily my eldest daughter wanted to stay over....the place is ok and I have a roof over my head so I'm lucky. But I feel uneasy it takes me a couple of years to feel really settled...
-Dolls. Especially ones that look like realistic toddlers, or dolls with moving eyelids. Porcelain are the worst. -Fake emotion (such as a smile so exaggerated that it's creepy). -Suffocation and small spaces. My nightmares often revolve around the two. -Messing up in a presentation. -Spiders.
It used to be the dark outside, got over that; then living alone; got over that; now it is never having felt heartbroken from losing someone you love. It makes me feel less human having never felt that for some reason.