You aren't? I mean just one day, you're gone, and you just don't know what will happen from then. Even if you believe in heaven or hell......who are us to know where is our faith? What's our love one's faith? I hate thinking about death, having my flesh eaten by maggots, losing a love one to death, jsut death in general is icky.
Large groups of people sitting to close to me. They MUST be sitting though, I have no issues in crowds when people are moving and bumping into me.
Leaning to far back in a chair. I have hit people who have pulled the chair back on me.
Carinval rides and roller coasters, besides making me sick I always think that they will break down some how.
I'm not really afraid of heights, blood, death, or a lot of the normal fears (though I must carry a flashlight when its dark outside).
Leaning to far back in a chair. I have hit people who have pulled the chair back on me.
Carinval rides and roller coasters, besides making me sick I always think that they will break down some how.
I'm not really afraid of heights, blood, death, or a lot of the normal fears (though I must carry a flashlight when its dark outside).
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Remember guys,
Phobias are itense fear. Not just stuff you don't like.
I am terrified of needles and heights. People have to drag me in and force me to sit through a needle because hell no will I sit for them. After them I feel dizzy/faint.
Heights I am quite scared of too. Not enough to call it a phobia but I get all weak in the knees and feel nausceous (sp?).
And, for some odd reason I get all queasy with the thought of a knife cutting skin. ROFL.
I have no clue where it came from but when, in movies, you see people holding a knife to someone's throat... *shivers*
And fearing death is completely normal. A LOT of people fear death.
~Tucker
Phobias are itense fear. Not just stuff you don't like.
I am terrified of needles and heights. People have to drag me in and force me to sit through a needle because hell no will I sit for them. After them I feel dizzy/faint.
Heights I am quite scared of too. Not enough to call it a phobia but I get all weak in the knees and feel nausceous (sp?).
And, for some odd reason I get all queasy with the thought of a knife cutting skin. ROFL.
I have no clue where it came from but when, in movies, you see people holding a knife to someone's throat... *shivers*
And fearing death is completely normal. A LOT of people fear death.
~Tucker
