Fear - what are you scared about

Started by Wereman, August 26, 2012, 12:01:17 PM

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Wereman

Thank you all for sharing, oddly enough, I do not feel freaked out of swimming in a natural body of water. The endless green and blue and do not see the ground adds a mysterious element to swimmingg in a lake.

Death is probably the biggest fear, for we all do not know what comes after and we saw whoever leaves does not come back. Best approach is to live your life to the fullest.

Drake Wingfire

Quote from: Wereman on September 06, 2012, 08:49:01 PM

Death is probably the biggest fear, for we all do not know what comes after and we saw whoever leaves does not come back. Best approach is to live your life to the fullest.

as long as YOLO isn't incorporated its all good XD

Lime

Im afraid of
-"wild" water (Lakes, seas, rivers, Etc.)
-Apocalypse (Zombie, Creeper, Etc.)
-Earthquakes
-Slenderman
-Mr face coming in to my house at night
Im a Whovian :D
"Bowties are cool"
Are you my mummy?

Wereman


Silvermink

Hm, I also have something of a fear of deep water and of drowning. Not phobia-level - I've still gone snorkeling in deep water, and floated down part of the Nechako River wearing a life jacket (yes, on purpose) - but it's definitely there.

Chloe

Quote from: Wereman on September 18, 2012, 12:03:50 AM
Who's Yolo? Or is this similar to the Grudge or the Ring girl

Slightly off topic but basically YOLO stands for "You only live once" It was coined by the rapper drake. It's pretty much become the slogan/battle cry for most teenagers and young people alike. So things like, "I'm going to get drunk, YOLO!!", "I brought this girl home, and I don't know where my condoms are, YOLO!!"

So yeah, that's what that is.

"There is no such thing as lack of strength or intelligence only a lack of will."

Drake Wingfire

Quote from: Chloe on September 18, 2012, 12:48:38 PM
Slightly off topic but basically YOLO stands for "You only live once" It was coined by the rapper drake. It's pretty much become the slogan/battle cry for most teenagers and young people alike. So things like, "I'm going to get drunk, YOLO!!", "I brought this girl home, and I don't know where my condoms are, YOLO!!"

So yeah, that's what that is.



Or more aptly know as Carpe Diem for morons lol

Sevrin

I can make this jump, it's only 30 feet, YOLO.

Tef

To be honest and for the record, I don't know which one is worse, YOLO or swag....
Yipper yapper yip yap!
Living above the influence and proud.

Drake Wingfire

Well both encompass a pride in being stupid, as if trying to achieve anything at all has become un-cool. YOLO being "haha I know this is stupid but im doing it!" and Swag being "Who needs to be smart? I think I can get by on looks and attitude"

Trapa

I'm afraid of being alone, of being a failure, and of never doing anything that is of any importance in my life.

Drake Wingfire

Those are rather understandable, time to time I really feel that last one. Right now I am trying to still separate the "work/career happiness" side of that from the "life happiness" part because all to often we might have a great life but think we are failures just because we haven't found some job that will give us a six figure income. Usually a notion drilled into us at school and by our parents that finding a high paying job is the only thing that equals happiness. Right to the point we sacrifice everything for it and wind up just being unhappy no matter how far we get.

Tosca

I'm absolutely terrified of needles and spiders. And the Skytrain. No, really.

Also heart and breathing problems; suffocating and not having space is incredibly stressful for me. Which doesn't exactly help the panic attacks.
Johnny was a chemist's son but Johnny is no more
what Johnny thought was H2O was H2SO4
Jimmy was a chemist's son but drank some HCl
he thought it was H2O and now he burns in hell

Selkit

Quote from: Tosca on September 22, 2012, 12:02:14 AM
I'm absolutely terrified of needles and spiders. And the Skytrain. No, really.

Absolutely right to be afraid of the damn thing. On my way to work yesterday, I had the treat of watching transit cops dealing with a shrieking, bearded shirtless man gibbering at them and hopping around like a monkey. Fun!

As for what I'm afraid of? Surprisingly little. Accustomed to needles. Spiders, I'll handle, as in physically. I cannot deal with the idea of cancer, though; It's killed most of my family, directly or indirectly, most of them died a slow and wasting death, and I do not want to die that way. I want to die peacefully in bed or in spectacular, swift fashion.

Renwaldo

I had to think about this thread a great deal before I could articulate in my mind a proper response.

I have learned that I what I fear above all else is time. I'm afraid I'll never have enough of it. I fear I need more of it than other people to get things done in my life.
On the other hand, I can't trust myself with it. I don't treat it very well when I have it and I tend to kill a lot of it. I let it go to waste whenever I have some.