Give me a real answer, not some made up one. Personally I don’t like heights and water. Oh and also big spiders.
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Editado por CaptainMericah: 5/18/2019 5:13:18 AMI don’t like heights or water either! Especially deep water. I’ve always wondered if that’s related somehow or if I’m just weird twice. Edit: I also get wigged out going to the movies ever since that shooting in Colorado. It totally irrational and I don’t really feel that way anywhere else despite that kind of thing happening all over the place.
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That I might not be able to one day do my job. I know it’s weird but I’ve been in all kinds of shit and gotten used to it
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I'm afraid of fear itself. If I feel even the slightest bit afraid, I'll implode! Just...pop!...gone.
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4 Respostas... Heights, horses, and glitter... [spoiler]not included in the DLC[/spoiler]
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I joined the Marine Corps to try and better myself in many ways. It for some reason, never occurred to me that I would have to go into water. I mean Duh it’s in the name but it never crossed my mind. Good god does being submerged scare the living crap out of me! Being from Alaska I never swam before. It was definitely a major shock for me. I passed of course did what was needed, but I try to stay away from water if I can.
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Becoming obsolete.
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My greatest fear is uncertainty. It's frustratingly paralyzing. I've started to make it a point to take more risks. So far, it seems to be beneficial.
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3 RespostasOo... Heights definitely make my heart climb my throat but I can manage. Swimming in a body of water where I do not know what I’m over or cannot see below (just too dark if deep) is something I really struggle with. I’ve done sea rescue and life saving training but it’s still something that I absolutely hate.
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Editado por Timewaster504: 5/18/2019 4:47:37 PMOfftopic being invaded by a foreign force from above Oh, and also the unknown
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I'm not too keen on heights but I'm not afraid to go somewhere high up. Also wooden rocking horse...I don't know what it is but they freak me out.
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The open ocean. Fun Fact: If you're stranded in the middle of the ocean, you're more likely to be eaten by a giant squid than a shark.
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I am a very confident person, but I hate public speaking.
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Deep water...
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Throwing up, heights, eating breakfast and lunch
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1 ResponderHeights and deep water Deep water is like heights, but rather than a quick death on impact it’s slow drowning and potential predators on the way down
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2 RespostasEditado por LEGI0N of 0ne: 5/18/2019 4:23:49 AMAs irrational as it is, I have this fear of falling [i]up[/i]. Of gravity either reversing or ceasing to work at all. This isn’t exactly the same as a fear of heights as I have no trouble flying planes and have even been on the London Eye without a hitch. Looking up at tall buildings triggers it, as well as looking straight up at the sky or at the ceiling of a big indoor stadium. I once visited the Washington Monument and almost passed out after looking up at it from the base. Only time it doesn’t bother me that much is on a clear, starry night. [spoiler]Also giant, gaping maws. Once worked at a store where there was this children’s book about snakes on one of the shelves and the cover was a close up shot of a cobra with its mouth all the way open. I had to flip it around when I was working near it just so I could focus.[/spoiler]
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3 RespostasDeep water I can't see or differentiate the bottom of, bees and wasps, driving. Mirrors, super religious types, religious buildings, crowds, and large empty places freak me out a bit.
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large centipede
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Only thing that comes to mind is heights. I'm not sure how I managed to cliff dive. Guess I kinda got used to it but if I'm looking down a spiral staircase I'm probably going to drop to the floor.
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Socializing
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Isolation [spoiler]not abandonment[/spoiler]
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Spending the rest of my life alone
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Editado por Soupreem: 5/17/2019 6:38:39 PMLightning, heights, and needles designated for me.
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drowning, I don't know why I am a really good swimmer.
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As strange as it is, I hate security scanners.
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Jellyfish, giant squid and looking away from mirrors in case your reflection still stares at you.