QotW - What are you afraid of?
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QotW - What are you afraid of?
| Sun, 03-05-2006 - 9:13pm |
Fear is a natural part of being human. It might be something physical, emotional or spiritual, but unless you have transcended the mortal body, you are probably afraid of something. What is it?
I am afraid of dark water, especially moving or deep water. And I am afraid of heights, but I love to fly. I've tried to meditate myself out of these fears, but nothing has worked, so I simply try to avoid them. I'm not crazy about boating and I gave up swimming a long time ago!
I used to be afraid of speaking out in public, but now I really enjoy it, and I'm much better at accepting the existence of garden snakes in my yard!
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Of my heart going off and that I won't be able to calm it by myself and that I have to go to the hospital, where these nurses aren't able to find the right needle to give me the medication, which will help stop that exelerated heartbeat.
I was a nurse once, when I was young, and so I don't like what they do in hospitals these days, putting needles in on the top of the hands, THE most painful place for a patient!!
We never used to do that at all!!
I am also afraid of snakes and I don't like them at all.
Then am soo afraid of falling and breaking an arm or a legg or my hip.
am not afraid of wasps or beez as I work in my garden all summer long.. but I don't even like to come across those garter snakes.. ggrr ugh ugh.
am also lately afraid that I will have more and more trouble with my eyes and then I won't be able to read, or do all the other things which I like, like visiting on ivillage various different boards, making my beaded necklaces and gardening or driving aroun don my own to go all over the place. sigh sigh
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You'll laugh --- cockroaches! The BIG flying kind you find in Florida and Texas. They terrify me!
I'm no fan of fire or heights either and I'm slightly claustrophobic (can't handle caves of photographic dark rooms wihtout MAJOR concentration on the fact that SOON there will be light)...
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I really don't like mice or rats. I didn't have a problem with them till one day I open a drawer and one jumped on me! I was wearing a sweater so of course it got stuck. (with a lot of screaming and a semi-convolution like dance moves it got off) I know the poor thing was as scared as I was, but now it's my phobia.
My biggest fear is having something really bad happen to my family, and me not being able to do anything to stop it.
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I used to be very afraid of dogs (a huge dog and I had an encouter when I was about 7 or 8. He was bigger than I was, and he followed me down the whole hill from my best friend's house to my own). I got over that a few years ago when we went off-roading and I had to share a Landrover with a dobberman named Alvis. He and I got to be very good friends, though he probably still thinks that I'm his personal pillow rofl...
I'm afraid of heights. I've walked across a so-called bamboo bridge trying not to think of the abyss below, I've hiked, but getting down is a nightmare. I won't jump, either, unless I really, really have to, and only after screaming for about half an hour.
I'm afraid of swimming in the ocean in my bare feet.
I'm afraid of birds. I've been known to detour a whole piazza to avoid birds.
I'm afraid of being in a car when it's raining.
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