My greatest fear is losing FFF.

My greatest fear is... fear itself.

My third-to-greatest fear is drowning.



(My second-to-greatest fear is the unopened door.)

needles
and torture

Hights and spiders. And not knowing what happens when you die

This.

You know tbh I'm actually quite open to find out what happens.

I always thought of just some endless dream, though logically, that's impossible so I just think of other things alongside that.

Personally, end of your life to me is when you just die.
As in nothing happens. You'll just fade away and all that complete utter darkness.

I don't like bugs, but I specifically hate ones that jump, fly or skitter around like, well, an ant on red bull. Although I'll happily stand on my driveway and let ants crawl over my toes.

Also dislike great heights, dark rooms (especially after I've watched something freaky) and the bits of seaweed that touches your toes briefly and scares the crap outta you.

And Daddy Long Legs. I know they can't bite through human skin, but I ♥♥♥♥ HATE those things. Seriously.

They can, they're just not very venomous.

I heard they're extremely veno..

Nevermind, Thank yew google

I get a bit nervous at heights, but that's about it. I have no qualms with killing small spiders with my hand then washing it.
If the spider is bigger than my thumb I just pick it up in a plastic cup and throw it outside. It's better than getting spider-gore on the floor.



When I was little I used to pick them up by one leg and watch as they try to get out, then just wait for me to let them down.

I get slightly dizzy at heights, but wouldn't call it a fear.
Bugs and other naturally disgusting things (rotten biological matter etc.) do irk me, but I am really trying to avoid reacting to it.

Any permanent, major changes in general can upset me. Bonus points if they happen without prior warning.

Irreversible physical injury is a very unpleasant thought. I hate scars.


Offtopic, personal beliefs, whatnot. Do not feel obliged to read:

Death.
Right now I'm just waiting for some life to begin. minormajordepression/♥♥♥♥ from exclusion, meh
If not else, then I'm just going to taunt the less fortunate by keeping it togehter all the way to the end.

Personally I think that death is the main culprit for this whole religion ♥♥♥♥.
Cavemen couldn't deal with the paradoxality of the observer observing himself ceasing to observe.
That was pretty stupidly said, but was the best way I could put it.
It's a fancy scientific word, but defines well what we are at that point. Discussing the metaphysicality of death in the internet. What did you expect?

tldr; It just ends. Magic isn't real.

What gets me is that if it all stops it's like it never happened from my point of view, what with memory being for the living. That's one of the many logical reasons I have held on to my beliefs despite the endless anti-religion being forcibly jammed down my throat every day.

My views on death are pretty basic - you die, you die. You can't mourn the fact, and any pain you suffer before dying, as long as it isn't drawn out over a few hours, doesn't matter, because once you're dead, you are nothing. You can't experience anything, because you cease functioning, simple as that. However, if there is some single powerful entity, or multiple powerful entities, I wouldn't want to go to a 'heaven' knowing that many good people were in 'Hell', the idea of a place where one must not commit any vices would bother me, and I wouldn't really like it. Also, even though it's my belief, it would suck if that really IS how you die. I think the best outcome from death would be reincarnation, because nothing is quite like livin'.

Whats the point of reincarnation if you dont have your memories ? What is frustrating that everything you achieved in your previous life will be obsolete/meaningless or however you say it.

Anyways i'm afraid of insects, becoming handicapped and probably the worst is to be alone not like to be home alone but to loose all friends and family.