What Scares You

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This post has been edited by Pip Bernadotte on Aug 2 2008, 11:54 AM

Bold statment eh?

And nothing really scares me but not being horribly wrong when i think im so right

I'm scared of myself.

Prince Of Persia: Warrior Within
The death screen gave me nightmares for months.

This post has been edited by Twistendo on Aug 2 2008, 05:37 PM

Well thats not always true.
I know a few bisexual people who made the choice later in life.

I don't know if its the same for homosexuals, though.


Not that I have anything against them or anything, I'm just trying to make conversation.

I am scared of......
Annoying Kids.....
They give me nightmares....
Please give me my head back...
lol!

Meh...

Ive never heard of a bisexual that was bi all their life...

maybe its a phase...


but im afraid of christians as well...

boo

Thou shall believe in thy Lord thy God or Thou shall burn in Hell! [/exaggerate]

I have a huge fear of heights as well. Whenever I'm playing a game and I fall really far, I still get that adrenaline rush as though I were really falling.
For real life falling, I guess my extreme fear comes from the time my dad swung me upside-down over the stairs, saying he was going to toss me down as a joke. Mmm... trauma is hillarious.


Aside from that, I'm not really afraid of anything much. Whenever fear comes to me, my body immediately realizes that fear leads to chaotic behavior which will not be effective. Maybe I should play (Doom 3, was it?) sometime. My friend, who is a really, really tough-guy type (actual tough-guy, not just compensating for insecurity) had nightmares after he played it.

When it comes to video games, I used to be worried about swimming into dark areas you couldn't even see into, like Noki Bay. I felt like I'd just keep swimming and swimming and when I'd want to go back up, I'd be trap in this odd black darkness till Mario drowned or something. Eventually I just swam down there, and nothing catastrophic happened.

Completely anti-climatic. Don't expect me to do that in real life for practical reasons.

Understandable as some radical, ridiculous Christians will go so far to force their beliefs on others.

Thats what my friend, Chris does.
He always tries to make me a christian. Whenever I said no, he either talks trash about my culture, or starts crying. He usually cries

There is this old lady spokesman for the St. Jude commercials. She is scary looking.

Wolves dogs.

Especially if they are young or look like wolves.

Only thing I'm really scared of is death. Or rather, what it'd be like after I die.

Death.

I don't find death to be scary, just the unknown. What it feels like and what happens afterwords? Is there really a heaven, a hell, or just nothing?

This post has been edited by SonicProject on Aug 3 2008, 12:23 PM

I don't find death scary at all. I think it sounds nice to be able to just slip out of existence when you've had enough.

This scares me.