Me, I'm a wuss when it comes to heights and spiders.

As for the film that frightened me most, I'd say it's quite possibly the Robin Williams version of Popeye.

I'm afraid of being close to water that is over my head. I just think I'm going to falling and drown.

When I was four, I was swimming in a big pool. I had my little floaty things but they slipped off and I fell into water over my head. I couldn't swim so I started to drown. Lucky, my cousin was in the pool with me. So, she saved from dying.

So that is why I'm afraid of deep water.

Wasps or anything remotely close to it.

If I hear them I will become jumpy as hell and nervously look around at all times until I've located it. Then I will continue to look at it no matter what so I can ensure that it won't come close to me. When it eventually comes close to me (IT NEVER FAILS) I will freak out and run across the room.

Wasps are a bunch of no-good bugs.

Snakes, they are the one thing that I really cannot stand in this world. Anytime I see a snake on TV I immediately curl into a ball while sitting down and just get frightened by them.
ALSO someone told me to conquer my fear of snakes I had to watch Snakes on a Plane like 4 times; well let me tell you not only did that NOT help me in the slightest, I am no afraid to get on planes because of that.

Being buried alive.

Sometimes when I'm trying to sleep, I think about it, the ability of not being able to move up or anything, I can't sleep anymore.

Wasps and Bees.

Mainly I just don't like being stung, I haven't been, but I don't want to be.

change

The gathering darkness

Heights has always gotten its deadly claws around me. I always think i'll be falling of of something high. Maybe big bodies of water. Drowning isn't fun.

Murky water.
There was no real life event that caused the fear to form. It's what happened in a few video games. In Ratchet and Clank along with Jak and Daxter, if you went into the water that wasn't part of the game, a giant fish would eat you. Saw that happen as a kid, and it freaked me out. Then there are some games that let you swim in water, and you have such a small depth of view. Darkness I can handle when it comes to that. Murky water... God no.

(07-10-2012 01:27 AM)legendary_mantis Wrote:  Murky water.
There was no real life event that caused the fear to form. It's what happened in a few video games. In Ratchet and Clank along with Jak and Daxter, if you went into the water that wasn't part of the game, a giant fish would eat you. Saw that happen as a kid, and it freaked me out. Then there are some games that let you swim in water, and you have such a small depth of view. Darkness I can handle when it comes to that. Murky water... God no.

OMG. You're right.

Spiders for obvious reasons.

Clowns because the only people who wish to be them are kiddy-fiddling murderers.
Mimes for the same reason.

Cows because I was on a school trip walking through the Yorkshire Dales in a field with over a hundred cows and they all just stood there. Watching. Staring. Looking deep into your soul. It still gives me the willies.

I'm scared of going to Japan. I've seen too many anime to know how it will end up. Sure, it will start out okay - cute little schoolgirls smiling at me, guys inviting me out for a drink or two.... but in the end I'm just going to have a weird alien ghost monster ninja put its tentacles inside of me whether I like it or not. No thank you.

(07-10-2012 03:36 AM)Melirune Wrote:  I'm scared of going to Japan. I've seen too many anime to know how it will end up. Sure, it will start out okay - cute little schoolgirls smiling at me, guys inviting me out for a drink or two.... but in the end I'm just going to have a weird alien ghost monster ninja put its tentacles inside of me whether I like it or not. No thank you.

That's a bad thing?

I'm not really scared of things but I find I'm a very paranoid person like if a car follows my car for 2 turns I'm like "He's totally following me and wants to steal my stuff or murder me...OR BOTH!"

I have fear of the dark and of ghosts,although isn't a fear exactly
I don't like geckos too.