[QUOTE=credesniper;43032327]Opened drinks from other people, or receiving a drink that I didn't see poured into a cup.[/QUOTE]
Well, if someone sucks the soda bottle like he would suck a cock, then I agree I wouldn't ask for a gulp of his drink.
Other than that, not so much.
[editline]1st December 2013[/editline]
[QUOTE=AlphaAGENT;43035882]I don't like hearing my own heartbeat.
It reminds me that I'm mortal and going to die someday.[/QUOTE]
Even if you possessed (relative) immortality, you would still die someday.
And listening to your heartbeat can tell you a thing or two about your physical health.
Holding kids/babies.
[QUOTE=LiquidNazgul;43025320]PAPER CUT IN YOUR EYE[/QUOTE]
this has actually happened to me, with cardstock
twice
luckily, the eye heals extremely quickly compared to everything else
Ronald Mcdonald is creepy as hell.
any spider
fuck off you 8 legged cocklord
Being in a small car that is going ridiculously fast. I just cannot.
I feel like a cat in an aquarium full of sharks and they all want to eat me.
Ever since I was a kid I was terrified of rollercoasters.. just looking at them freaks me out.. and going on them is worse.. Im tall so I feel Im going to get flung out at any stage.
Driving up to gate guards or being confronted by anyone of authority.
I have an absolutely perfect record but when I see them, I feel like I've done something horrible and I am trying desperately to not have them find out what it is.
[QUOTE=Eva-1337;43043939]Driving up to gate guards or being confronted by anyone of authority.
I have an absolutely perfect record but when I see them, I feel like I've done something horrible and I am trying desperately to not have them find out what it is.[/QUOTE]
fucking this, I always feel like they're going to find something to get me in trouble.
[QUOTE=Eva-1337;43043939]Driving up to gate guards or being confronted by anyone of authority.
I have an absolutely perfect record but when I see them, I feel like I've done something horrible and I am trying desperately to not have them find out what it is.[/QUOTE]
This actually happened to me last year, a police officer walked up one morning when I was waiting for the bus to school. A small corner store nearby had been robbed and I fitted witness reports of the robber. When they finally figured out that I hadn't done anything about 30 minuted later they drove me to school since I missed the bus, and halfway through the drive one of them turn around and asks if I ever took drugs.
It's an experience to say the least.
Becoming crippled or disabled in a way that I can no longer support myself and will become a burden on others.
[QUOTE=Eva-1337;43043939]Driving up to gate guards or being confronted by anyone of authority.
I have an absolutely perfect record but when I see them, I feel like I've done something horrible and I am trying desperately to not have them find out what it is.[/QUOTE]
i have the magic ability to detect cops from long distances
all i have to say is "oh fuck" and all my friends know to start looking inconspicuous.
[QUOTE=Eva-1337;43043939]Driving up to gate guards or being confronted by anyone of authority.
I have an absolutely perfect record but when I see them, I feel like I've done something horrible and I am trying desperately to not have them find out what it is.[/QUOTE]
Maybe you should take some of those dead hookers out of your trunk
Large objects, like Jupiter or the sun. I see images of Saturn and stuff from telescopes and it freaks me out. Those things are just so huge, it makes me nervous. Like the same feeling you get while being afriad of heights.
I have a fear of being on the surface of the deep ocean. Just the thought that gigantic creatures like whales are swimming around under me and can come up at any time freaks me out. Now here's the weird part: I live in the fucking desert. I am literally hundreds of miles away from any ocean. I have no idea where I picked up this fear, but just the thought of it gives me chills. I've used the Oculus Rift ocean demo and I couldn't do it, I was really fucking scared to just move around even though it's not real. It's strange.
Now that I think about it, it's more the sea creatures that are in the deep that scare me.
It took me a long time to finally get over my fear of death. The idea in itself, that I would stop living, functioning, etc, and that life itself would eventually be over for me. It was especially hard, being brought up in a christian household, believing thoroughly in an afterlife, then having to come to terms with the reality of a finite mortality. But eventually, I was able to accept it.
And then I found something [I]else[/I] to worry about.
Now, my fear is the fact that the universe itself will end. I can accept that I'll die, and that life will go on for others, but the idea that everything humanity does, even if it takes billions of years, will eventually mean nothing, is just horribly terrifying on a large scale. That it's ultimately accepted that the entire universe will succumb to an inevitable death. That for the first time, we know of an end to humanity (and the entire universe) that we can do absolutely nothing about.
Earth's inevitable destruction along with the sun? Sure. We have a chance to survive that. An asteroid colliding with earth? No problem. Humanity can find a way. But the fact that the universe will eventually be spread so thin that any living civilization left, humans, aliens, whatever--will surely be left alone, in a cold dark abyss, witnessing the final years of the universe itself? That [I]everything[/I] we know about, Planets, Stars, Galaxies--will all eventually cease to exist, in a dark fate beyond our control? That there's one thing we won't be able to escape, on the off chance that our species survives to see it?
I just can't fucking deal with that. My brain just sits in a state of denial that the fate of everything we do and know won't matter. That the beauty of the universe itself, beyond humanity--hell, even beyond earth--won't exist anymore. It's horrible. I can't even think about it. I used to be that way about my own death--not thinking about it, just denying it...but now, the universe ending, and that nothing that exists will even matter...I can't bring myself to imagine, much less accept that.
Whales.
FUCK whales. Those gigantic fuckers could kill you in half a second.
"Oh, whales eat krill, they won't try to eat you!"
WELL GUESS WHAT FUCKERS
IF A WHALE ONE DAY WONDERED "Hm, I wonder what the people on that boat taste like"
IT WOULD HAVE NO FUCKING ISSUE
THERE ARE ACTUALLY WHALES THAT FLIP OVER BOATS AND KILL PEOPLE FOR FUN
FUCK WHALES
FUCK MAN
[QUOTE=Skrappy;43050813]IF A WHALE ONE DAY WONDERED "Hm, I wonder what the people on that boat taste like"
IT WOULD HAVE NO FUCKING ISSUE[/QUOTE]
I'll be honest, I don't know how a Whale's thought process works, but I'm fairly certain it's not like that.
[QUOTE=Skrappy;43050813]THERE ARE ACTUALLY WHALES THAT FLIP OVER BOATS AND KILL PEOPLE FOR FUN[/QUOTE]
I think somebody with an actual education on marine biology may be able to dispute that with you.
(And it seems you're relatively new, so I'll give you some advice. Don't type IN ALL CAPS LIKE THIS. It reduces the chance by 90% that people will take you seriously, much less find you funny.)
Cavernous vaginas.
[QUOTE=CAPT Opp4;43050467]It took me a long time to finally get over my fear of death. The idea in itself, that I would stop living, functioning, etc, and that life itself would eventually be over for me. It was especially hard, being brought up in a christian household, believing thoroughly in an afterlife, then having to come to terms with the reality of a finite mortality. But eventually, I was able to accept it.
And then I found something [I]else[/I] to worry about.
Now, my fear is the fact that the universe itself will end. I can accept that I'll die, and that life will go on for others, but the idea that everything humanity does, even if it takes billions of years, will eventually mean nothing, is just horribly terrifying on a large scale. That it's ultimately accepted that the entire universe will succumb to an inevitable death. That for the first time, we know of an end to humanity (and the entire universe) that we can do absolutely nothing about.
Earth's inevitable destruction along with the sun? Sure. We have a chance to survive that. An asteroid colliding with earth? No problem. Humanity can find a way. But the fact that the universe will eventually be spread so thin that any living civilization left, humans, aliens, whatever--will surely be left alone, in a cold dark abyss, witnessing the final years of the universe itself? That [I]everything[/I] we know about, Planets, Stars, Galaxies--will all eventually cease to exist, in a dark fate beyond our control? That there's one thing we won't be able to escape, on the off chance that our species survives to see it?
I just can't fucking deal with that. My brain just sits in a state of denial that the fate of everything we do and know won't matter. That the beauty of the universe itself, beyond humanity--hell, even beyond earth--won't exist anymore. It's horrible. I can't even think about it. I used to be that way about my own death--not thinking about it, just denying it...but now, the universe ending, and that nothing that exists will even matter...I can't bring myself to imagine, much less accept that.[/QUOTE]
Funny thing you say that.
I'm counting on all of this instead of fearing it what with the way my anxieties work.
[QUOTE=Furioso;43051257]Cavernous vaginas.[/QUOTE]
I read that as "carnivorous" at first.
[QUOTE=Furioso;43051257]Cavernous vaginas.[/QUOTE]
If you hear the words "fisting" or "prolapse", run. For the longest time I thought they were a myth.
Tornados, but not in the obvious way you'd be afraid of them, I find even watching them makes me uncomfortable due to just how big they are. Same goes for nuclear mushroom clouds as well to some degree, again more due to the massiveness of them rather than the obvious reason to be scared of them.
[QUOTE=Gubbinz96;43040124]Being in a small car that is going ridiculously fast. I just cannot.
I feel like a cat in an aquarium full of sharks and they all want to eat me.[/QUOTE]
When I went to visit family in Poland two years ago me and my cousin got into my grandma's Kia. I think I almost shit my pants when she entered a turn going 70km/h.
[QUOTE=Skrappy;43050813]Whales.
FUCK whales. Those gigantic fuckers could kill you in half a second.
"Oh, whales eat krill, they won't try to eat you!"
WELL GUESS WHAT FUCKERS
IF A WHALE ONE DAY WONDERED "Hm, I wonder what the people on that boat taste like"
IT WOULD HAVE NO FUCKING ISSUE
THERE ARE ACTUALLY WHALES THAT FLIP OVER BOATS AND KILL PEOPLE FOR FUN
FUCK WHALES
FUCK MAN[/QUOTE]
If i ever got swallowed by something whole, i'd probably be able to get out of it/kill it.
I'd be more scared of the water pressure. Fuck water pressure.
The thing that scares me most is being held by something.
Oh and i realy don't like security cameras.
Which is a shame because i live in england where most of the world's security cameras happen to be. Feels like a police state.
Medicine, even if it's aspirin or something harmless like that.
Huge crowds, almost got trampled during the new years party in New York. Police let us hop over a fence so my family could get to safety.
[QUOTE=Ardosos;43051642]I read that as "carnivorous" at first.[/QUOTE]
Places Teeth amongst her favorite movies: Run faster.
[QUOTE=CAPT Opp4;43050467]Universe ending[/QUOTE]
I got that too but I found the capacity to not care about the incomprehensible nothingness after my existence by realizing I'm not afraid of the incomprehensible nothingness that was before my existence.
A fear I never got over though is my crippling trypophobia.
Needles
euuuuuuugggggggghhggghh just no
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