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Matt TheHat says:
If I have any fears or phobias, then I haven't discovered them yet. I still accepted, though, because Moo made this group.
posted Aug 20
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moo says:
It's not obligatory - but thanks Matt!
(maybe you have a fear of offending me?)
posted Aug 20
Just Because iCan says:
Fears have a weird way of presenting themselves... you'll find one eventually
posted Aug 20
moo says:
Amongst the other usual 'fears' (spiders being the most obvious - the ones that run very fast - though I never quite understand those therapists that think training you to hold a tarantula will be the cure - it's the ones in the bath that I need to address) ... I digressed - as usual - no, my main fear is that I will want to jump of the edge of a cliff or tall building if I go too close to the edge. I can feel myself being pulled in that direction and can even picture myself falling to the ground below. I never go too close for that reason - and I wonder if I would ever really do it or be able to stop myself.
posted Aug 20
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Just Because iCan says:
I'm not usually afraid of spiders, but my ex used to live in Arkansas and when ever I visited there they had these crazy spiders that were all yellow and brown and they could leap like 3 feet. lol, I remember all our crazy antics trying to kill them whenever one would appear. Sadly this is the first time I've smiled at any memory relating to her for a while...
As far as the jumping thing. I kind of know what you mean about the whole being drawn towards it and picturing yourself falling. Only that always makes me want to crawl off to the edge and look over. Weird hu?
posted Aug 20
Grant Klein says:
I'm afraid of my computer screen exploding in my face and glass shooting into my eyes.
I work on a computer about 15 hours a day. Maybe I'm trying to tell myself something.
posted Aug 20
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Just Because iCan says:
lol, maybe. Though you're probably not really that scared of it if you're still able to work on it for 15 hours a day...
posted Aug 20
Grant Klein says:
The funny thing is I have an apple cinema display. i don't think it even has glass in it. :)
posted Aug 20
Just Because iCan says:
Oh, the next model will. They're all about Aluminum and Glass now. So if you upgrade you're going to really have to worry!
posted Aug 20
Grant Klein says:
amazing. that's what i need. where can I get those and how much are they?
The goggles aren't made of glass are they?
posted Aug 21
Jonathan says:
Losing my eyesight after I go to sleep. I'll keep on blinking and blinking... one of my many peculiar phobias.
posted Aug 19
michelle tricca photography says:
losing my eyesight
becoming a granny
losing one of my folks
airplane turbulance
running out of photo ideas
a hurricane tearing off the roof of my house
sharks (meandering near me in the sea)
posted Aug 19
dal v3.3.10* says:
hmm
to start with
COMMITMENT
REJECTION
FAILURE
what a loser
posted Aug 19
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intellijen says:
you just described 99.9% of the human race.. welcome to loserville, i guess ;)
posted Aug 19
Androo002345 says:
Failure is scary, sometimes. I don't think I'm as scared of it now as I was a few years ago, dal.
posted Aug 19
intellijen says:
i'm afraid of bodies of water i can't see the bottom of.... and i was a lifeguard at a lake!! i had some pretty unpleasant nightmares that summer.
posted Aug 19
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Androo002345 says:
I'll bet you had some nightmares.
That sounds like a scary combination there...fear of water where you can't see the bottom & working in a place where it exists. Creepy!
posted Aug 19
. says:
I usually don't care until I try to dive to the bottom and can't reach it before I have to head up again...
Then it becomes a challenge.
posted Aug 20
Just Because iCan says:
Yeah, when I was younger I did Junior Guards and we did this big swim out around this spot way out in this cove. I ended up having to pull my goggles off so I could "pretend the water wasn't as deep" and that I couldn't see all the "things" swimming beneath me.
posted Aug 20
Androo002345 says:
I have a couple of fears. There are two that I think are a bit ridiculous but have been fearful of them since I was a lil' kid.
1) Crossing train tracks. It doesn't matter if there's a train in sight, I get goosebumps and my heart always races.
2) Going to the doctor. I'm not afraid of the needles or anything like that...I'm afraid that he'll tell me I have nut cancer. Maybe I'm just afraid of getting nut cancer. But I avoid the doc at all costs because I'm afraid he will tell me that I have it for some reason.
posted Aug 19
HEATHER says:
i honestly don't even know where to begin....
posted Aug 20