What is your biggest fear/phobia

[atarileaf]

This pretty much is it for me. I hate spiders.

So this would be a no-go for you then eh?

[xLegitxYoshix]

I would say Claustrophobia for me. I can't stand it when people get in my personal space.

[fighterpilot562]

I hate you leaf..... lol

[atarileaf]

When I first saw pictures and videos of the Huntsman spider I thought they were fake. Nope, that's real.

[thekosmickollector]

It's moths for me. Can't stand the buggers.

[doctorlaudanum]

Water, heights, and public speaking. I'm a fun person to be around. Tornado and air raid sirens also freak me out, but I think that's just a side effect of growing up in Tornado Alley. There are some sounds you will never forget.

[fighterpilot562]

Water, heights, and public speaking. I'm a fun person to be around. Tornado and air raid sirens also freak me out, but I think that's just a side effect of growing up in Tornado Alley. There are some sounds you will never forget.

I would hate to live in Tornado Alley.... Ill take earthquakes over those haha. We had a micro burst go through once and that was bad

[stethebubble]

injections. cant watch them on tv its that bad.
not a fan of clowns.
clowns with injections.

[redblaze57]

not a fan of clowns.

Same here, not in a phobia type of way though, more of an urge to punch them in the face type of way... too violent?

[doctorlaudanum]

Water, heights, and public speaking. I'm a fun person to be around. Tornado and air raid sirens also freak me out, but I think that's just a side effect of growing up in Tornado Alley. There are some sounds you will never forget.

I would hate to live in Tornado Alley.... Ill take earthquakes over those haha. We had a micro burst go through once and that was bad

Having experienced a couple earthquakes (small ones, mind), I think I'd prefer them over tornadoes too. I know earthquakes have the potential to be considerably more destructive, but few things are worse than that sense of dread I get when I start thinking the sky looks a little green or the clouds are taking on suspicious shapes. An earthquake is over in seconds. You can hear a tornado coming long before it can touch you, if it actually touches you. That wait just gets me every time.

But I gotta say I don't envy the family I have in the gulf. They have to deal with hurricanes.

[disgaeniac]

Water, heights, and public speaking. I'm a fun person to be around. Tornado and air raid sirens also freak me out, but I think that's just a side effect of growing up in Tornado Alley. There are some sounds you will never forget.

I would hate to live in Tornado Alley.... Ill take earthquakes over those haha. We had a micro burst go through once and that was bad

Having experienced a couple earthquakes (small ones, mind), I think I'd prefer them over tornadoes too. I know earthquakes have the potential to be considerably more destructive, but few things are worse than that sense of dread I get when I start thinking the sky looks a little green or the clouds are taking on suspicious shapes. An earthquake is over in seconds. You can hear a tornado coming long before it can touch you, if it actually touches you. That wait just gets me every time.

But I gotta say I don't envy the family I have in the gulf. They have to deal with hurricanes.

Nothing could be worse or scarier than a 'lack-o-Laudunum' 

[doctorlaudanum]

^ Haha. I know many people who would tell you the opposite.

Back on topic, I've never liked being in rural areas. Urban areas aren't exactly safe, I know, but something about being in a place where your nearest neighbor could be miles away just never sat right with me. I'm not exactly a social butterfly, but I like to at least have a neighbor nearby if something goes wrong. No joke, I have a great aunt in rural Texas who has to take a shotgun with her every time she checks the mail because there are packs of wild dogs and boars around her house. She's also 68 with arthritis. She's one tough cookie.

[turf]

^ I'm the exact opposite.  I don't like cities.  I like to visit, but I could never live there.  I grew up with my nearest neighbor being my uncle that was 1/2 mile or so away.  Rural Arkansas... They write banjo songs about it.

[fighterpilot562]

^ I'm the exact opposite.  I don't like cities.  I like to visit, but I could never live there.  I grew up with my nearest neighbor being my uncle that was 1/2 mile or so away.  Rural Arkansas... They right banjo songs about it.

I am like you, but I hate big cities, cause I have lived in the big city all my life.


I would like to buy a large chunk of land in like the woods somewhere, build a nice size house and get away from all the noise.

[wvdoom]

insects in general bug me out, but most def spiders are way worse than any insect
nothing gets my fight/flight response going quite like a spider sneaking up on me in the shower/bed/creeping down from the ceiling