sometimes, though, weren't mild childhood fears a little fun?
for instance, my fear of the dark made for quite an adrenaline pumping game of late-night hide-and-go-seek.
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TurkishMonky wrote:sometimes, though, weren't mild childhood fears a little fun?
for instance, my fear of the dark made for quite an adrenaline pumping game of late-night hide-and-go-seek.
Looking back on my one about my teddybear, it now seems fun, but back then it wasn't, even though I knew it was my imagination.
My fear of the dark will NEVER look fun. It freaked me out. I could always see shapes in the dark, especially since the coat rack was right outside my door and my door was usually open. Coat racks are EVIL I tell you! Evil!!!!! One night it freaked me out so much all I could do was hide under my blanket staring at the rack. I couldn't go to sleep or look away. Finally this scene from a Precious Moments bible verse collection appeared before my eyes. (the following account is from the memory of a memory) It was weird because it wasn't like when I generally imagine things, it seemed like I could actually see it. That brought a sort of peace over me and made me feel safe(r) so that I could finally get to sleep. - This would have been some time in grade school.
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Man I was afraid of the dark to and ya It was fun to play something out in the dark. But my real fear was well still is clowns there weird o and mimes something about them make me want to hurt them its like I think that they think they get away with every thing so I just want to show them they cant by hurting them but ya sorry if I scared or offended anyone.
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I was lividly afraid of getting left behind in the grocery store. I kid you not.
Used to have nightmares about it.
Never left Mum's side. Nope, from the instant we got out of the car to the second we were safely strapped back in, I was an extension of her leg.
Used to have nightmares about it.
Never left Mum's side. Nope, from the instant we got out of the car to the second we were safely strapped back in, I was an extension of her leg.
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I was afraid the the witch from Snow White. I don't really know why. Every night there was a thunderstorm I could just see her appearing in my doorway. Those nights I would always make my mom come in and sleep with me in my tiny bed! It is funny now, but I kind of feel bad about making her loose so much sleep...
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i was scared of a lot of games. crash bandicoot was the worst. i was so afraid of the Dr. N guy (i havent played in forever, thus, i dont remember names) and this anti-virus system on the computer. which also involved a doctor who would pop up and lead you through this thing to clean it up. i was just afraid of anything related to the doctor. or medicine. anything like that. odd, because now i plan on going into a field in allied health.
and i was terrified out of my mind of dogs and cats. my neighbors got a dog one Christmas and i refused to go outside to play all winter and spring.
and i was terrified out of my mind of dogs and cats. my neighbors got a dog one Christmas and i refused to go outside to play all winter and spring.
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I'm afraid of sharks due to a jaws clip i saw when i was young. I had toilet-phobia too. I have a strong fear of doctors. When i went to my physical two years ago, i almost burst out crying. People carrying sharp objects or guns or wood shaped in some form(bo, tonfa) freak me out. I also am scared of driving and of course bugs.
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1) The SEGA game Bubsy. There was this noisy piano that rolls down a hill you're running up. It scared me everytime.
2) The Count from Sesame Street (I would have nightmares that he was on TV and I couldn't turn him off)
3) Remote controls for the TV, because my dad would pretend that he was going to turn me off/mute me
4) Shorter-than-average people
5) Taller-than-average people
6) My uncle (after I watched Lion King, I thought my uncle was going to kill my dad)
7) Anybody wearing a mascot costume
8) This game called Dragon's Quest where this blue demon comes out of a drain
9) Anything with glowing eyes
10) The headhunters in a deserted island game
11) Fire, because my mom showed me photographs of kids with third-degree-burns so that I wouldn't play with matches (I still have a phobia of fire but I doubt it's because of those pictures)
12) Lumps in my bedsheets
13) Doctors (still am phobic)
14) The bad guy (red hair/beard) in the original Sonic (SEGA) game. I was absolutely TERRIFIED of him.
15) The witch from Snow White
16) This oven in a kiddie game I had that said, "Don't touch me! I'm VERY VERY hot!"
17) In a Disney music video from Lion King, a palm tree has two glowing eyes that turn out to be fireflies. It scared me so badly that I was actually afraid of ii]living[/i] because I couldn't get it out of my mind. ^^:;;
18) Tornadoes (still am)
19) Tsunamis (still am)
20) The Pokemon, Mewtwo and Pinsir
21) Those wind-up chattery teeth
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As for things I've never been afraid of that most children are...I've never been afraid of bugs, spiders, snakes, dentists, clowns, sharks, big dogs, or wolves.
2) The Count from Sesame Street (I would have nightmares that he was on TV and I couldn't turn him off)
3) Remote controls for the TV, because my dad would pretend that he was going to turn me off/mute me
4) Shorter-than-average people
5) Taller-than-average people
6) My uncle (after I watched Lion King, I thought my uncle was going to kill my dad)
7) Anybody wearing a mascot costume
8) This game called Dragon's Quest where this blue demon comes out of a drain
9) Anything with glowing eyes
10) The headhunters in a deserted island game
11) Fire, because my mom showed me photographs of kids with third-degree-burns so that I wouldn't play with matches (I still have a phobia of fire but I doubt it's because of those pictures)
12) Lumps in my bedsheets
13) Doctors (still am phobic)
14) The bad guy (red hair/beard) in the original Sonic (SEGA) game. I was absolutely TERRIFIED of him.
15) The witch from Snow White
16) This oven in a kiddie game I had that said, "Don't touch me! I'm VERY VERY hot!"
17) In a Disney music video from Lion King, a palm tree has two glowing eyes that turn out to be fireflies. It scared me so badly that I was actually afraid of ii]living[/i] because I couldn't get it out of my mind. ^^:;;
18) Tornadoes (still am)
19) Tsunamis (still am)
20) The Pokemon, Mewtwo and Pinsir
21) Those wind-up chattery teeth
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As for things I've never been afraid of that most children are...I've never been afraid of bugs, spiders, snakes, dentists, clowns, sharks, big dogs, or wolves.
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i had a fear that things would come out of the toilet and attack me XD boy thats sounds stupid when i read that out loudXD
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I used to be scared of this painting my sister drew. See it was a picture of herself looking into a mirror. Freaky!
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I used to be terrified of tornadoes. I'd have nightmares about them every time the subject was brought up or I saw a movie or documentary about them on TV.
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And so hold on when there is nothing left in you
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Hmmm im scared of the ocean because it almost almost killed me XD!
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Redeads, the enemies from the Legend of Zelda games. I was horrified of those creatures.
Oh my gosh! Me too! I loved LoZ: Ocarina of Time, but I was only 6 when my older brother got the game, and when I watched him play through the Kakariko Graveyard, I was terrified. I actually had a nightmare in which a Redead graphically devoured a zebra, a gazelle, and two people before coming after me. *shudders* They still creep me out, but I'm proud to say that I can now successfully play Zelda!
I also was afraid of the show, Are You Afraid of the Dark?. Every time the title would come on the screen, my brother would say, "You are!" and I'd pout. Speaking of which, I was afraid of the dark, or rather, the hideous creatures lurking in its depths. I almost always slept in my mom's bed until I was 7 or 8. When my parents asked what I was afraid of, I would respond, "Er... Bad people coming to get me!" because I thought they would think I was stupid if I told them that it was ghosts and monsters that really scared me.
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"Even when our eyes are closed, there's a whole world out there that lives outside ourselves and our dreams." --Edward Elric, Fullmetal Alchemist
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mitsuki lover wrote:Has anyone else ever had the fear that they were going to be left behind in the
Rapture?
Sometime when I was reading the Left Behind books I was thinking about the rapture a lot. I started reading those before I got saved actually....I read them sometime during the period of right before Assassin came out to right after The Mark came out. Anywho, yeah, if I was waiting a long time for like my mom or one of my brothers I'd suddenly get this idea in my head that I was left behind. I haven't done this in a long time though. It was a rather frightening experience when it happened.
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mitsuki lover wrote:Has anyone else ever had the fear that they were going to be left behind in the Rapture?
Yes! When I was a small child, if I woke up in my house, and everyone else had left while I was gone, or if nobody I called on the phone would answer, I would immediately jump to the conclusion that the Rapture had occurred, and that I had been left behind. Gosh, I don't know how many times I scared myself silly with that particular notion.
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"Even when our eyes are closed, there's a whole world out there that lives outside ourselves and our dreams." --Edward Elric, Fullmetal Alchemist
“To put alcohol in the human is like putting sand in the bearing of an engine." --Thomas Edison
[color="RoyalBlue"][font="Trebuchet MS"]The simplest way that I can understand therapy is that we're born a certain way, we're taught to be something different, and we spend our whole lives trying to unravel it and ultimately align ourselves with who we really are. Life, experiences, traumas -- whatever -- they all add up to make you some altered version of what you are. So there's this battle that goes on between what you are and what you become, and it's been very important for me to unravel what I was taught to be or what I became. and to draw a direct parallel to music -- the closer I get back to being who I really am, the stronger the music gets..." --Billy Corgan (Smashing Pumpkins frontman)[/font][/color]
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"Even when our eyes are closed, there's a whole world out there that lives outside ourselves and our dreams." --Edward Elric, Fullmetal Alchemist
“To put alcohol in the human is like putting sand in the bearing of an engine." --Thomas Edison
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My childhood fears?
I'm still a child sooo.....
I used to be afraid of the shower, the bathtub, the toilet, dogs, cats, baby dolls, people,painted pictures of people, the dark, the basement, monsters that lived in my room and and evil demons that lived in my sisters room (realy I thought there were! There were'nt though lol) germs uhhh.... should I keep going? lol
I'm still a child sooo.....
I used to be afraid of the shower, the bathtub, the toilet, dogs, cats, baby dolls, people,painted pictures of people, the dark, the basement, monsters that lived in my room and and evil demons that lived in my sisters room (realy I thought there were! There were'nt though lol) germs uhhh.... should I keep going? lol
Whatever... lol
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childhood fears:
Heights, strange looking and tasting foods because of a book I read once that was about food turning into monsters. the ocean, because of the movie Jaws. Graveyards, because of the human skeleton freaked me out. Lakes that you can't see the bottom of, I think everyone knows why... Peter pan the movie, because I always thought there was someone outside my window. Clowns, the movie IT freked the crap out of me. the dark on some nights... because I couldn't see inside my closet..
Heights, strange looking and tasting foods because of a book I read once that was about food turning into monsters. the ocean, because of the movie Jaws. Graveyards, because of the human skeleton freaked me out. Lakes that you can't see the bottom of, I think everyone knows why... Peter pan the movie, because I always thought there was someone outside my window. Clowns, the movie IT freked the crap out of me. the dark on some nights... because I couldn't see inside my closet..
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Yes! When I was a small child, if I woke up in my house, and everyone else had left while I was gone, or if nobody I called on the phone would answer, I would immediately jump to the conclusion that the Rapture had occurred, and that I had been left behind. Gosh, I don't know how many times I scared myself silly with that particular notion.
When I was little, I woke up one morning and couldn't see my fish in their tank (I had two huge goldfish). I immediately thought they had been raptured and I'd been left behind. It scared the nightlights out of me!
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Slugs, snails, blood, and any undead related creatures. If I saw a zombie or something in a movie, I'd be as pale as death for almost two days straight.
I still have a phobia for snails and slugs.
I still have a phobia for snails and slugs.
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I think we have all feared being left behind at some point or another.
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[quote="Yumie"]Hey, me too! Well, not during the day. But if I had to go to the bathroom at night, I was so scared that if I flushed, all the monsters in the house would hear it and know I was out of bed, and come get me. So, if there was a night that I was feeling especially courageous, I'd open the door of the bathroom, go back to the toilet and put my hand on the trigger, take a deep breath, and get ready to run. Fast. And I would. As soon as I flushed, I'd run as fast as I could and jump into bed. But if I wasn't feeling so brave, I'd just shut the lid and walk away 
. Something that made this worse was that when I was probably seven or eight, I saw a news report where a woman found a snake that was traveling through her water pipes and coming out through her toilet. So that doubled my fear and made me think that one of those days a snake was going to get me. Yeah. I was stupid.[quote]
Kinda embarrasing, but I am afraid of Automatic toilets. Its stupid, I know, but I had a bad experience with them when I was young. When I was four, I tried to use the bathroom and it flushed loudly on me (I'm also afraid of sudden loud noises). I ran out, only to bang my head against the sharp bottom of the sink. It hurted so bad, so very bad. And I'm still scared of those things, and loud noises.
Also, I kinda have a fear of rip chairs. Got pinched by a leather one. I bled. Alot. Not as scared, but still it gives me shivers when I sit on one.
I know those fears are stupid and/or strange.
I'm also was afraid of clowns because of the movie IT, hearing the word "mutation," That blob from the game where a man is given a needle and turns into this green blob thing (SEGA), Thunder and Lightning, Death, Daddy longlegs, a ghost, my now- deceased albino rabbit (red eyes and the scary things he did), rapers and pedophiles, killers, guns, the dark, the music from Courage the Cowardly Dog (there was a creepy song that played on the episode Muriel and two teddies were going to be eaten by a worm), The T-Rex from the Jurrasic Park game at Chuckie cheeses, stalkers, sharks, and being alone.
Do you know how creepy everything is when you go downstairs in a big house and the floor creaks? I'm still scared of that.
. Something that made this worse was that when I was probably seven or eight, I saw a news report where a woman found a snake that was traveling through her water pipes and coming out through her toilet. So that doubled my fear and made me think that one of those days a snake was going to get me. Yeah. I was stupid.[quote]
Kinda embarrasing, but I am afraid of Automatic toilets. Its stupid, I know, but I had a bad experience with them when I was young. When I was four, I tried to use the bathroom and it flushed loudly on me (I'm also afraid of sudden loud noises). I ran out, only to bang my head against the sharp bottom of the sink. It hurted so bad, so very bad. And I'm still scared of those things, and loud noises.
Also, I kinda have a fear of rip chairs. Got pinched by a leather one. I bled. Alot. Not as scared, but still it gives me shivers when I sit on one.
I know those fears are stupid and/or strange.
I'm also was afraid of clowns because of the movie IT, hearing the word "mutation," That blob from the game where a man is given a needle and turns into this green blob thing (SEGA), Thunder and Lightning, Death, Daddy longlegs, a ghost, my now- deceased albino rabbit (red eyes and the scary things he did), rapers and pedophiles, killers, guns, the dark, the music from Courage the Cowardly Dog (there was a creepy song that played on the episode Muriel and two teddies were going to be eaten by a worm), The T-Rex from the Jurrasic Park game at Chuckie cheeses, stalkers, sharks, and being alone.
Do you know how creepy everything is when you go downstairs in a big house and the floor creaks? I'm still scared of that.
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[quote="Heart of Sword"]1) The SEGA game Bubsy. There was this noisy piano that rolls down a hill you're running up. It scared me everytime.
2) The Count from Sesame Street (I would have nightmares that he was on TV and I couldn't turn him off)
3) Remote controls for the TV, because my dad would pretend that he was going to turn me off/mute me
4) Shorter-than-average people
5) Taller-than-average people
6) My uncle (after I watched Lion King, I thought my uncle was going to kill my dad)
7) Anybody wearing a mascot costume
8) This game called Dragon's Quest where this blue demon comes out of a drain
9) Anything with glowing eyes
10) The headhunters in a deserted island game
11) Fire, because my mom showed me photographs of kids with third-degree-burns so that I wouldn't play with matches (I still have a phobia of fire but I doubt it's because of those pictures)
12) Lumps in my bedsheets
13) Doctors (still am phobic)
14) The bad guy (red hair/beard) in the original Sonic (SEGA) game. I was absolutely TERRIFIED of him.
15) The witch from Snow White
16) This oven in a kiddie game I had that said, "Don't touch me! I'm VERY VERY hot!"
17) In a Disney music video from Lion King, a palm tree has two glowing eyes that turn out to be fireflies. It scared me so badly that I was actually afraid of ii]living[/i] because I couldn't get it out of my mind. ^^:]
YES! I wasn't the only one afraid of Robotnik! (The guy from Sonic the hedgehog)
2) The Count from Sesame Street (I would have nightmares that he was on TV and I couldn't turn him off)
3) Remote controls for the TV, because my dad would pretend that he was going to turn me off/mute me
4) Shorter-than-average people
5) Taller-than-average people
6) My uncle (after I watched Lion King, I thought my uncle was going to kill my dad)
7) Anybody wearing a mascot costume
8) This game called Dragon's Quest where this blue demon comes out of a drain
9) Anything with glowing eyes
10) The headhunters in a deserted island game
11) Fire, because my mom showed me photographs of kids with third-degree-burns so that I wouldn't play with matches (I still have a phobia of fire but I doubt it's because of those pictures)
12) Lumps in my bedsheets
13) Doctors (still am phobic)
14) The bad guy (red hair/beard) in the original Sonic (SEGA) game. I was absolutely TERRIFIED of him.
15) The witch from Snow White
16) This oven in a kiddie game I had that said, "Don't touch me! I'm VERY VERY hot!"
17) In a Disney music video from Lion King, a palm tree has two glowing eyes that turn out to be fireflies. It scared me so badly that I was actually afraid of ii]living[/i] because I couldn't get it out of my mind. ^^:]
YES! I wasn't the only one afraid of Robotnik! (The guy from Sonic the hedgehog)
"Because the World isn't as cruel as you take it to be." ~ Celty, Durarara!!
Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the LORD your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you."
~Deuteronomy 31:6
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We live in a fantasy world, a world of illusion. The great task in life is to find reality. ~ Iris Murdoch
Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the LORD your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you."
~Deuteronomy 31:6
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We live in a fantasy world, a world of illusion. The great task in life is to find reality. ~ Iris Murdoch
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Sapphire225 - Posts: 640
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Dogs. I'm scared of dogs. Always have been, always will be. My family has three of them, and they still freak me out.
I used to be afraid of gremlins. Like if I didn't get in bed fast enough after turning out the light at night, the gremlins would...well...show up, I guess. I really wasn't afraid of them doing anything other than showing up. Weird, eh?
I used to be afraid of gremlins. Like if I didn't get in bed fast enough after turning out the light at night, the gremlins would...well...show up, I guess. I really wasn't afraid of them doing anything other than showing up. Weird, eh?
The sometime President of the Goof Off!
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