What do you all fear?
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blackcomaro wrote: »
I'm actually serious. Put me beside water and tell me to jump in and I'm paralyzed. It's crazy1 -
Suffering a long, slow, decline of bodily functions culminating in several years of bed ridden existence unable to do the simplest things for myself (not even able to change the tv channel) before dying an undignified death. But worse than that would be to have my children witness that decline .
Sorry very morbid - but it happened to my Dad .. and it will NOT happen to me .
If i get diagnosis like his - enjoy life while i can and then when the tipping point is close , a living wake with family and friends and then i will catch a bus to Switzerland**
** a euphemism for traveling to a country that allows assisted suicide/dying .. (seeing as my home country - UK- does not currently)
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The crazy guy from the movie SAW.2
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I can kick Chucky's butt, but SAW I'm not so sure.1
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SoulRadiation wrote: »Sharks!
"galeophobia" is derived from the Greek words "galeos" (shark with markings resembling those on a weasel) and "phobos" (fear). "Galeophobia" is also sometimes used as alternate term for ailurophobia, fear of cats, because the Greek word "galeos" is derived from "galee," a Greek meaning "polecat" and "weasel."1 -
abitoftrouble wrote: »Bears
Arkoudaphobia - Fear of a Bear or of Bears (as in Polar, Grizzly, etc.)0 -
@frannieshack wrote: »abitoftrouble wrote: »Bears
Arkoudaphobia - Fear of a Bear or of Bears (as in Polar, Grizzly, etc.)
This there one for three-hour boat tours?0 -
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Daniel_Damti wrote: »Failure...
Atychiphobia. Normal amount of doubt regarding success in certain project, relationships or examinations is usually present in most people. However, when the fear of failure takes on an extreme form then it is termed as Atychiphobia.0 -
Cerealsensei wrote: »Having cereal and no milk
Man after my own heart here! lol0 -
Not my fear, but hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia is the fear of long words. That cracks me up.2
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blackcomaro wrote: »
I'm actually serious. Put me beside water and tell me to jump in and I'm paralyzed. It's crazy
Glad you do ok on frozen water then:)0 -
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Spiders. I can deal with anything apart from spiders, have been known to run from the room where's one.0
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blackcomaro wrote: »blackcomaro wrote: »
I'm actually serious. Put me beside water and tell me to jump in and I'm paralyzed. It's crazy
Glad you do ok on frozen water then:)
perhaps I've just spent too much time on the frozen kind0 -
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frannieshack wrote: »SoulRadiation wrote: »Sharks!
"galeophobia" is derived from the Greek words "galeos" (shark with markings resembling those on a weasel) and "phobos" (fear). "Galeophobia" is also sometimes used as alternate term for ailurophobia, fear of cats, because the Greek word "galeos" is derived from "galee," a Greek meaning "polecat" and "weasel."
That's very interesting because I also don't like my cat.
I'm not afraid of it, but only because I'm a lot bigger than it is...2 -
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