Phobias

[Stitch&figment 4 eve]

My phobia is heights. It bothers me alot, sometimes i get light headed. So I have to stand as far as I can from any edges.

Fears:Falling

 

[Princess Ash]

Sharks.
Jellyfish.
Spiders.
Bugs of all nature.
Small dusty places.
Dark places that are not familiar.
The grudge and ring girl.
Heights.
Extreme Rollarcoasters.
Creepy looking clowns.
Scary movies now-a-days, they just go to far with the gore.

OMG YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I saw the grudge girl on a PREVIEW and I didn't want to go up the stairs all night by myself...

 

[stitchgonecrazy]

Sharks.
Jellyfish.
Spiders.
Bugs of all nature.
Small dusty places.
Dark places that are not familiar.
The grudge and ring girl.
Heights.
Extreme Rollarcoasters.
Creepy looking clowns.
Scary movies now-a-days, they just go to far with the gore.

my friend looks like her
every time i am a sleepover and i see her in the dark she creps me out

 

[tiff13]

REALLY high heights... that drives me nuts. my whole body shakes and i'll be plastered up against a wall, away from the edge

I'm also afraid of falling. I don't mind heights, it's just falling from them. Like the high dive, Tower Of Terror, Splash Mountain & this evil water slide at the water park.

Mine is pretty much a combination of your two's.

 

[MuNkY]

No not really. I guess the closest one would be death, but I'm slowly getting over that. You can't be afraid of death.

 

[Thizz]

I always thought clowns were weird, but after i read, and saw the movie IT, i was done. It's not like I want to hide when i see one, but i always start brething harder, and get a huge chill eunning down my back for minutes.

My one true fear is that there is nothing after you die. Your soul just ceases to exist.

 

[MuNkY]

My one true fear is that there is nothing after you die. Your soul just ceases to exist.

I refuse to belive this.

 

[Thizz]

I refuse to belive this.

My fear. Not what i believe. Should be everyone's fear, IMO.

 

[Loves Disney]

I fear death...but only when I start thinking about it. You know, like that hard, awful thinking when you realize that you will die no matter what. That freaks me out. I more times than not think about it at night and then I can't get to sleep. I never want to die...and the thought of the fact makes me sick to my stomach.

That is phobie. The other things I fear are just frights.

The take-off in an airplane. (I can handle the rest...I have to lol)
Clowns (You just NEVER know what is behind that face paint or mask...*shivers*)
Snakes (They are too quick for an animal without legs!! (hee) )
Losing a friend or loved one (I try to believe that nothing will ever happen to a family member of mine -- I can't stand the thought of losing someone close...it sends chills up my spine)
and
Embarrassment (I embarrass too easily and I HATE HATE being embarrassed...now it has become a fear of mine -- to the point of my refraining from doing things as I feel it will embarrass me.)

 

[MuNkY]

My fear. Not what i believe. Should be everyone's fear, IMO.

Never said you did.

 

[SoftBallChickuhh]

everyone picks on me about my phobias.. and they laugh at them but they seriously scare the living daylights outtah me...
1) im afriad of walking over those sewage drain hole things?? idk if thats their name! but im afraid of them..
2) im afraid to walk across bridges..

 

[Babyjustrun]

another one would be the idea of going out without a friend.
i am as we mentioned on another thread 'well endowed' and i've seen older men looking at me when they shouldn't. i was at Frenchies the other day and this old man was stalking me, I walked over to my mother to see what she was doing. it scared me.
i refuse to go anywhere alone at waterparks, there are just too many things that could happen.

 

[AmoDolphin]

Deep water, water that is so murky that I can't see my feet, falling, and losing a family member.

 

[Dragonlord11_7]

I can't stand spiders... and dead people. Even if I watch CSI, I cover my eyes when I see the autopsy. I don't have many big phobias, but when I saw the Grudge's preview I couldn't be alone for more than a minute.

 

[Sparx]

I refuse to belive this.

What do you believe.

I don't believe in any set religion, but I believe that there is some truth rooted in all religions. I think I could best identify with shamanism. Which states that everything has a spirit from my keyboard to the wind to a tree outside. It teaches respect for all living things and all none living things. My keyboard has a place it wants to be and it has a purpose. It communicates (remember, not all communication is verbal) with my spirit at the point of my fingers pressing down on the keys. It has fufilled its purpose then.

But what happens when something is destroyed. I don't belive the spirit stays with the broken pieces. I think it moves on and finds a new place and a new purpose. Same with death. The human spirit will simply find somewhere else to be.

I don't know if we remain "ourselves" because I really doubt my keyboard has a personality, but then again, it can't demonstrate its personality. Maybe a shred of myself will remain when my spirit is passed onto another person, or maybe not.

I've been called an "old soul" before. But once again, I don't believe in the soul. I believe in the spirit of someone. After all, what is a soul? Is it your personality, your morals? your mind? your spirit is all of that. It is what keeps you alive, even after your body stops breathing.

So I believe existance continues. But I don't believe in any set religion. I've not found something that I could comit myself to believing in totally. I always find somethign that stops me. But this is as close as I can come to a religion.

And I've never feared death. I've nearly lost my life on one occasion, and I enjoy my life. death is just another part of life. I am not sure why people fear it. I guess it comes down to a fear of the unknown. Because no one knows what happens after death.

 

[AllyGirlie]

Mine's pretty weird. I hate dolls/statues/wax figures. Not all of them but most just creep me out. I hate it. I think it came from the time I went to Madame Tussaud's (the big wax museum in NY) in 8th grade. I was in one of the sections and really looking closely at one of the figures because it was just too realistic. Imagine my horror when it reached out and grabbed my arm. It was a real person trying to trick people and it worked. From that point on ::shudders::..never again. So now I just get overly nervous when I'm around them..