Discussion Biggest fear?

Fear
/ˈfir/
It is a natural, powerful, and primitive human emotion. It involves a universal biochemical response as well as a high individual emotional response. Fear alerts us to the presence of danger or the threat of harm, whether that danger is physical or psychological.
We all have fears, I know you have one or two.
And Here i thought i was gonna make a cool quote ;-;.
Anyways please bombare my alerts :| i'm lonelyy, lila is not online rn (--▪-▪)---《■》
Anyways minez the ocean.

 

i have/had fear of heights, fear of loud sounds, fear of crowds and even fear of the messenger app... and maybe more that i haven't discovered yet

 

lonely maybe? on aspect you care nothing and nothing care you~ this cat is fragile creature~

 

Heights and Embarrassment (of course not the stupid "pride/face" thing in novels)

 

I am honestly not sure...

 

Fear of life itself

 

Snakes, heights, my second brother, durians, clowns, my second brother, old dolls, my second brother.....

Did I forget that I am afraid of my second brother?

 

you might have forgotten, go ahead continue...

 

Woah..

 

Can social anxiety count as fear?

 

Heights, crowds, interacting with strangers (esp. women), Covid, any body of water larger than a bathtub, public speaking, snakes. Prolly have a few more, but I don't wanna be seen as a nervous wreck, so...

 

loud noise

 

I'm afraid of myself. I always seem to ruin my own chances.

Spoiler: Just a poem, don't mind it.

When I was six years old,
my brother and my cousins
tried to teach me how to swim.

They did this by throwing me into a pool.
Immediately, my arms became two skinny brown flailing distress signals.

I think I heard my brother say,
"If he dies, I'm going to be in so much trouble."
I remember them pulling me from the jaws
of the liquid beast before it could devour me whole.
That was the day I almost lost my life.

To anyone brave enough to love me,

Do you know the human body is approximately
sixty percent water? When I walk into a room
full of people, all I see is an ocean.

-Rudy Francisco, "water"

 

How about this one?

“Fear is the path to the dark side … fear leads to anger … anger leads to hate … hate leads to suffering.”

 

That's how you can learn the fastest to swim

 

As a person who nearly drowned thrice, I still don't know how to swim after getting thrown into the water like that

 

Didn't you learn the first time you were thrown in the water while doing your best to somehow survive?

 

I dogpaddle at best. I even seem to fail to just even float myself alive.

 

Fear of uncertainty of future.

Just to be clear, I don't have chronophobia (fear of the future or the fear of passing time)

 

The strategy for teaching how to swim seems to have failed on you...