What are your fears

[Tristonwilson12]

Bees. (Yellow Jackets and Wasps to be exact.)

Oh yeah, and I couldn't sleep after seeing these:

http://xdind.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Smile-Dog-01.gif

And this

http://aracdboy.webs.com/photos/-aracdboy/fr.jpg

K have fun with nightmares <3

del wit it

yummy!!!!!!

[Thomas988]

I'm not big on being scared on things, mostly because I've grown out of them. However, here are some things that do scare me.

The only creepypasta that actually gets me.

I don't know what it is, but this is beyond creepy.

WHY EVOLUTION, WHY

[EdFred]

I've almost died three times. Once to the point where I saw "the light at the end of the tunnel" from so much blood loss.

I no longer have any fears.

[ZedNova]

The normal things, spiders, clowns, dark allys.

And being buried alive.

[GalaxiesFinestToday]

Loud noises in the middle of the night.

Drugs

Cigarettes

Smoke

Spiders

Tiny Insects, except worms. Sometimes I will move them in shade when its hot outside or give them a tiny tiny cup of water so they don't die baked or dehydration.

Edited January 30, 2015 by GalaxiesFinestToday

[Camacha]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d8/Lace_Webbed_Spider,_Amaurobius_Similis,_2009.jpg

WHY EVOLUTION, WHY

I know fears often have little to do with logic, but that people would fear one of the more useful creatures around is still a bit hard to fathom.

Edited January 30, 2015 by Camacha

[Xannari Ferrows]

tiny insects, except worms.

whaaaaat!?

[Felsmak]

For some reason, I always feel pretty uncomfortable around tall, skinny objects - especially if they stand all by themselves or look generally out of place. Mostly applies to radio masts.

[Janos1986]

I'm afraid to die alone.

And in my recent wake of personal events, I probably will.

[The Destroyer]

Generally, un-safe feeling heights. You see, in an airplane, I know airplane is very good and very safe so when I look down I feel safe.

When I'm standing on the calgary tower looking through a little bit of glass, it dosen't really look that safe (even though it is)

Thus why many of my scary dreams involves climbing up spiral stairs with no handles, tripping, and falling. Falling in a dream is *shudder*

Oh yes, and bees and wasps.

[Secuas]

This is one of the biggest: Ophiocordyceps Unilateralis.

A Fungus that can attach itself to dead ants, the fungus takes over the ants brain and forces the ant to it's will. So... it's a mind control fungus basically.

ZOMBIE ANTS!

[astropapi1]

Shadow people.

I know they're not real, but I'll be damned if I haven't had some trouble falling asleep some nights because of this.

[ZedNova]

I know fears often have little to do with logic, but that people would fear one of the more useful creatures around is still a bit hard to fathom.

Well, i'm sure it won't be hard to fathom if we pour a bucket filled with daddy longlegs on you.

Get him, boys!

[Space_Kraken]

I have a fear of dying, because I want to see and unlock all of the universe's mysteries.

[rtxoff]

I fear the space kraken

[lajoswinkler]

Does anyone have negative feelings about this sight?

(you approach it, look down, and there's nasty stuff going into the abyss)

[worir4]

For some reason, I always feel pretty uncomfortable around tall, skinny objects - especially if they stand all by themselves or look generally out of place. Mostly applies to radio masts.

I have the exact same feeling! When I stand close to them and look at the top, it feels like they are gonna fall on me.

I also fear windows warning messages accompanied with the warning noise. I can't explain it but it makes me un easy like the monitor is going to explode in my face...

Edited January 31, 2015 by worir4

[LABHOUSE]

I can be scared by almost anything. If I do not expect it and it is in my peripheral vision within glasses (or outside of glasses or where I cannot see it) then I jump (and people know it, tapping me on the back while I am reading a book). My number one fear is probably never getting to be myself (ok only time I was, was when I was a baby).

- - - Updated - - -

In all seriousness, my greatest fear is probably having my mind altered (drugs, sci-fi mind control, anything that causes me to lose control of me). The idea of my brain, me, being adjusted by some outside force terrifies me. For the same reason, I have nightmares every time somebody is killed by a head injury in a movie. A shot to the chest kills your heart. A shot to the head kills the thing that contains you.

No, your brain contains memory and allows you to control your body (usually) your consciousness is not contained in the brain.

Shadow people.

I know they're not real, but I'll be damned if I haven't had some trouble falling asleep some nights because of this.

Watch the documentary on it.

Edited January 31, 2015 by LABHOUSE

[CelticCossack51]

I have the fear of going into rage mode

[lajoswinkler]

No, your brain contains memory and allows you to control your body (usually) your consciousness is not contained in the brain.

That's ......... Of course it's in the brain. It's the result of total central nervous system performance. It can be detected, modified, turned off and on using chemicals, scalpels, lasers, electrical and very powerful dynamic magnetic field.

There's literally no evidence for your statement, yet tons of evidence against it.

[WestAir]

Heights. Put me next to a cliff-edge and you'll see me freak out. This applies to heights as small as subway platforms.

EDIT: As an aside, the sheer irony of Labhouse' comments when put next to his name is not lost on me.

[Denks]

That falling sensation after you take off in a plane... Even though I know what is happening, it freaks me out.

Fish touching me.

And a mild fear of ovens, well, falling into an oven...

[Brethern]

Bigfoot sort of scares me, mostly due to experiences I've had in the woods.

[musicpenguin]

Being in a sinking u-boat. Or any submarine. Terrifying.

[ScytheElement]

Being on top of high buildings / Spiders